niblick

He replaced the putter in his bag and took out the niblick.

Who a niblick, and placed it in a strategic position would be with anyone blind?

A niblick is a golf club similar or identical to a 9 iron.

A small headed niblick for hitting the ball from a cart track.

But Seefeld is far more than just a place to swing your mashie niblick.

He smashed his tee shot straight down the middle and then holed a niblick from more than 100 yards out.

"The long-gone niblick is now known as a 9-iron.

The only time you tee up for a niblick shot is when you are about to play a very short par 3 hole.

Besides, even leaving out of the question the fact that he can do things with a niblick that I didn't think anybody except the pro.

Bobby attacked his ball fiercely with a niblick.

These followed the Niblick series and were in turn followed by Flintlock.

Gun's like a driver, the howitzer's a niblick.

Purists will long dispute whether it was obviously a mashie-shot, or whether the niblick should have been used.

His spirits, so low but a few moments back, soared like a good niblick shot out of the bunker of Gloom.

What mistake, if any, is the gentleman making in chasing her off the course with his niblick, if we assume that she called "Fore!"

A Niblick should rarely be used on the tee, or a Brassie under the bank of a bunker.

The pitching wedge is descended from the "niblick", an obsolete blade-style club with a high loft.

The Mashie Niblick was not a wedge.

Indeed, the terminology is like the old days of golfing, when clubs had names like mashie and niblick.

He established Ishizu Office in 1983, and now produces several clothing brands including Niblick.

Rising from beside the dead man, Warrendale dropped the remnants of the niblick that he had carried from the closet.

For their daughter's seventh birthday, they gave her a cutdown hickory-shafted mashie niblick (now called a No. 7 iron).

Sir Vivien's mashie niblick was in a bunker approximately forty yards from the hole.'

I murmured sympathetically on the third occasion, thereby going as near to being slain with a niblick as it has ever been my lot to go.

Dirk Niblick of the Math Brigade (1987) (also writer)