Sentences with phrase «chip shot out»

Sneed did just that by hitting a poor second shot with a seven - iron, creating a terribly difficult chip shot out of a lie that was about as close to being in the bunker as it was to being out of it.

Not exact matches

Golfers, partners, sponsors and supporters enjoyed a unique on - course experience that included everything from shooting a golf ball out of a cannon, food trucks and a chipping challenge all followed by a celebration lunch catered by presenting sponsor, Talk of The Town Restaurant Group.

With fancy desserts coming out all the time like cronuts and those chocolate chip cookie shot glass things its easy to forget how simple things done right like shortbread cookies or an unfussy almond honey bar can be fantastic as well:)

I love the 2nd shot of the marshmallow and chocolate chips oozing out.

Ficken slipped Alex a $ 20 so that he stalls out to allow for chip shot FGs so that Ficken might get a real gig on a NFL roster this year.

You need to give the keeper time to get out of the way, which is why shots down the middle are often chips even though they aren't actually going over anything (other than the goal line).

Spieth, who made Day grind out every shot in the tense finale, kept waiting for any opening his opponent might give him to chip away at his advantage.

Masters history is full of Sundays that could pull teardrops out of the most emotionally stunted sports fans: Augusta native Larry Mize chipping in to win in 1987; Ben Crenshaw winning in 1995 just days after his beloved teacher Harvey Penick died; Tiger Woods blowing away the field in 1997 and thanking the black golfers who broke the sport's color barriers; Jack Nicklaus shooting a back - nine 30 to win the 1986 Masters at age 46.

Everton 1 - 1 Manchester United — 04 December 2016 [English Premier League 2016 - 17 Match] 42 ′ 0 — 1 Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores just before the break after Maarten Stekelenburg came out of the box and Ibrahimovic chip shot cross the line (Barely!)

This time around, we learn that the Horsemen (Jesse Eisenberg's Atlas, Woody Harrelson's Merritt, Dave Franco's Jack, plus Lizzy Caplan as the bubbly Lula after Isla Fisher dropped out) have been in hiding for a few years, but finally have a shot at starting over on the other side of the world in Macau if they can steal «the stick» — an all - powerful computer chip... or something like that — and deliver it to the dastardly tech guru Walter Mabry (Daniel Radcliffe) so that he could do evil things with it.

He seems to be a little more stressed out and confused than the other dogs we brought in, so we will get him neutered, chipped and up to date on shots while we let him decompress.