Reload

What does reload mean?

To take another shot after a bad shot

Reload is a golf term for when you take another shot after a poor first shot attempt. The term is usually applied to shots from the tee box.

Reload is similar to taking a mulligan, which is also known as a "re-do." Depending on how you score your shots, the reload shot may or may not result in a one stroke penalty.

Example

"Ah man I hooked it right into the water.
Just reload man, no worries."

Related Slang

EagleTwo strokes under par
BirdieOne stroke under par
ParNumber of strokes to complete a golf course hole
RainmakerHigh trajectory golf shot
Quail highVery low golf shot
Pin-seekerGolf shot hit straight at the flagstick

Usage

✓ Sports Terms   (Golf)

Last Updated: August 22, 2016

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