Niblick: A small narrow-headed heavy iron club, used when the ball has a bad lie.
Nose: The point or front portion of the club head.
Odds: First, means the handicap given by a strong player to a weaker in a single match, consisting of either one, two, three, or more holes to start with, or one stroke per hole, or every alternate hole, or at every third hole, etc.; second, to have played "the odds" is to have played one stroke more than your adversary.
One-off-two, one-off-three, etc.: When your opponent has played two strokes more your next stroke is one-off-two, and so on.
Play-club: See "Driver."
Press: To strive to hit the ball harder than usual.
Putt: To play close to the hole. (Pronounce u as in but.)
Putter: An upright, stiff-shafted, wooden, iron, or gun-metal headed club, used when the ball is on the putting-green.
Putting-green: The prepared ground round the holes.
Rind: A strip of cloth under the leather to thicken the grip.