Pitch Meeting

Clues
A.	Furthest from the hole	x1
B.	The ___ nine (second half of the course)	x1
C.	The tendency for a [Q] to roll left or right	x1
D.	Where to record the score of each hole	x1
E.	Shots from just off the [L], perhaps	x1
F.	A shot similar to a [I], bending to the right (for a right-handed player)	x1
G.	It's often used off the [S]	x1
H.	Three on a par [K], for example	x1
I.	Shot similar to a [F], bending to the right (for a right-handed player)	x1
J.	Causing [Q]s to roll quickly, as in "a ____ [L]"	x1
K.	Par for the longest hole on most golf courses	x1
L.	Area immediately around the hole	x2
M.	Pin ___ (landing on a part of the [L] directly to the left or right of the hole)	x1
N.	Shot that, usually by mistake, curves sharply in the opposite direction of a [F] or [I]	x1
O.	Cross between an [P] and a [V]	x1
P.	It can be numbered 3 through 9	x2
Q.	Shot taken on the [L]	x2
R.	The act of swinging, or the contribution of a shot to one's score	x1
S.	Prop for the ball when using a [G]	x1
T.	One worse than [H] for three conse[F]ive holes	x1
U.	Hazard that usually results in a one-[R] penalty	x1
V.	The [G] is also known as the 1-____	x2

Links	Shifts
	[+1]	[-6]
	[+18]	[-5]
	[+10]	[+6]
	[+3]	[+12]
	[-11]	[-5]
	[-9]	[+11]
	[-14]	[+11]
	[-11]	[-7]
	[-4]	[-2]
	[-10]	[-2]
	[-9]	[-14]
	[+1]	[+3]
	[-21]	[+14]

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