Victory Lap
Golf ball that spins around the hole then falls in
Example
My victory lap putt was the perfect way to end my day of golf
Related Slang
| Die in the hole | Golf shot that makes it to the hole and falls in |
| Back-door putt | Putt that spins around a hole and drops in |
| Pin-seeker | Golf shot hit straight at the flagstick |
| Nip it | Hit a golf ball cleanly |
| Rainmaker | High trajectory golf shot |
| Worm burner | Very low golf shot |
| Quail high | Very low golf shot |
| Botox | Putt that lips out of the hole |
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A victory lap is a golf term for when a ball spins around the lip of a hole and falls in. It comes from the ball travelling all the way around a hole and the racing tradition where the winner of a race takes a lap around the course.
Along with a "back-door putt," a victory lap is one of the more exciting moments in golf as it seems to be come out but then fall in. A victory lap is the opposite of a Botox putt that lips out of the hole.