English to Hawaiian Meaning of putt - kinipôpô ma

Putt :
kinipôpô ma
kinipôpô makau aku la iputtieskauputtsputtyputtying
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Definitions of putt in English
Noun(1) hitting a golf ball that is on the green using a putter
Verb(1) strike (a golf ball(2) hit a putt
Examples of putt in English
(1) To win you have to be able to putt well for the whole week.(2) Golfers of various handicaps were asked to putt on the greens and choose the faster green.(3) a three-foot putt(4) putt the balls into the hole(5) he hit a four-iron to 20 ft and holed the putt(6) His chip was a little too tentative, but to his relief he holed that putt too for another par.(7) there is nothing left to do except putt the ball in the hole(8) to sink a putt(9) the man who can putt is a match for anyone(10) Golf has undergone revolutionary changes since John Reid putted his first ball in 1779.(11) In Fitsum's case, his jabby stroke caused him to hit putts well past the hole.(12) Gina had no problem getting her putts to the hole, which is a rare accomplishment for a new golfer.(13) The player must try to remember what it felt like when he putted well.(14) Focus on swinging back and through the same amount, lengthening your stroke as the putts get longer.(15) So before a round, always practice long putts , stroking the ball the length or width of the practice green.(16) When I putted for par, I heard the echo of the ball bouncing off the sides of the cup.
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