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"Temporary Green"
Keywords:
golf
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winter
,
green
,
greenkeeper
,
yardage
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Through the green
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Practice green
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Putting green
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Zeaxanthin
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Approach
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Xanthophyll
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Texas wedge
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Green
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Ball mark
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Reading the green
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Scarlet
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Carpet
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Crimson
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Up and down
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Fucoxanthin
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Mauve
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Spot putting
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Anthocyanin
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Fairway
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Chlorotic
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Phaeomelanin
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One-putt
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Vermilion
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Chlorosis
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Putt
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Red
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Green
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Maroon
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Etiolated
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Short game
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Apron
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Teal
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Deuteranopia
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Chip
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Canary
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Lavender
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Collar
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Buff
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Marker
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Green
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Protanopia
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Vert
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Approach shot
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Amaranth
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Carotenoid
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Hole
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Mehndi
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Putter
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Overclub
A green used in the winter to avoid damage to the regular green.
golfinohio.com
A green used when the usual greens are being repaired or if the golf club choose to protect the permanent green.
golf.haabaa.com
When a green is closed for repair or is too wet, the greenkeeper may make a temporary green in the fairway. Yardage must be adjusted when playing a temporary green. For scoring purposes, you can only take a maximum of two strokes.
bizgolf.biz
A green used in the winter to save the permanent green.
fairwaysgolftravel.com
A temporary patch of short grass usually used when greens are under repair.
gocaddie.com
On a golf course, a winter or frost green, or a green which may be used when renovation work is being carried out to the main greens.
iog.org
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