Anyone know what the term "Clutch Putter" means?
Keep hearing people talk about it on telly but no idea what it means
Keep hearing people talk about it on telly but no idea what it means
Anyone know what the term "Clutch Putter" means?
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Ethan
Money List Winner
It refers to a player who can hole out when the pressure is on, last hole of an event, tight Ryder Cup match etc. You want a clutch putter for that famous 'someone to hole a putt to save your life' scenario.
Aztecs27
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Yea, the term "clutch" usually refers to a person in sport who you can rely on to do a specific job when it matters.
For example, Johnny Wilkinson is a "clutch" placekicker.
For example, Johnny Wilkinson is a "clutch" placekicker.
Cheers, heard Tiger called a great clutch putter, didnt understand why though.
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Alex1975
Guest
I guess it was in the past tense
G_Mulligan
Tour Rookie
I guess it was in the past tense
agreed the player usually dominating at any given time tend to be great clutch putters. There was no one better than Tiger in his day and now Kaymer seems to knock them in when it really matters.
