putt
/pʌt/
noun
- A gentle golf stroke made on the green to roll the ball into or near the hole.
- His first putt rolled just past the hole.
- She sank a ten-foot putt to win the tournament.
- Practice your short putts to lower your score.
verb
- To hit a golf ball gently along the ground toward the hole, especially on the green.
- She putted the ball straight into the cup.
- He putted carefully from the edge of the green.
- You need to putt with a smooth, steady motion.