Rainmaker
High trajectory golf shot
Example
He hit a rainmaker over the trees that landed right on the green
It was a miracle shot
Related Slang
| Pin-seeker | Golf shot hit straight at the flagstick |
| Par | Number of strokes to complete a golf course hole |
| Birdie | One stroke under par |
| Eagle | Two strokes under par |
| Quail high | Very low golf shot |
| Worm burner | Very low golf shot |
Can you survive our Dungeons & Dragons slang quiz?
A rainmaker is a golf term for a shot that has a high trajectory. It is so high that it seems like it could hit the clouds above and make it rain.
The shot may be hit on purpose to travel further or over a hazard. It may also be hit on accident by getting under the ball too much. It is the opposite of a "worm burner" or "quail high" shot.