Synonyms for putt
pʌtputt

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1. putt

   Synonyms:
   place, lay, set, propose

   Antonyms:
   remove, raise, displace, transfer, withdraw

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1. putt, puttingverb

   hitting a golf ball that is on the green using a putter

   "his putting let him down today; he didn't sink a single putt over three feet"

   Synonyms:
   putting

2. puttverb

   strike (a golf ball) lightly, with a putter

   "he putted the ball several feet past the hole"

3. puttverb

   hit a putt

   "he lost because he putted so poorly"

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1. • Golf
   • Hit
   • Play

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1. Zach Johnson:

   I was intimidated, not necessarily because of the yardage, though because of the greens. They're just so hard to putt. They're big. They're undulating. A flat putt is pretty slow. The ones down grain are super fast. ... It's just hard. You're going to hit a lot of fairways. You're going to hit a lot of greens. And you're going to miss a lot of putts.

2. Australian Hannah Green:

   To hole that putt is really awesome.

3. Collin Morikawa:

   It felt good to make that putt, but obviously I had one more hole to play, there was a lot of points on the board left, and I knew I had business to do on 18. And I hit three good shots and was able to tap in for birdie.

4. Jordan Spieth:

   Assuming I make that putt on 18 that is going to put some pressure on, i was due to leave tonight but next week was an off week anyway so we have changed the travel schedule. It is what it is. I will come back tomorrow and try and win this thing.

5. Doug Sanders:

   That was probably the most expensive putt that'll ever be missed, i'd already missed out on the U.S. Open by a stroke, the British Open by a stroke, the U.S. PGA Championship by a stroke earlier in my career.