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mashie

[ UK /mˈæʃi/ ]
NOUN
  1. middle-distance iron

How To Use mashie In A Sentence

  • I have two drivers, one brassy, a baffy or spoon, two cleeks (one shorter than the other), an iron, sometimes one mashie, sometimes two (one for running up and the other for pitch shots), a niblick, and sometimes two putters (one for long running-up putts and the other for holing out). The Complete Golfer
  • The history is this: In 1921, some members of the City Club, a private club in the District, wanted a place to swing their mashie niblicks. Old Beaver Dam golf course couldn't hold back development
  • Drivers and brassies vary a little, cleeks and irons differ much, but mashies are more unlike each other than any of them. The Complete Golfer
  • Open is about history and using cool words such as mashie and niblick. Selection of Valhalla a mistake
  • In it, golf turns up as a gag having to do with such inexplicable jargon as "mashie" and "cleek. What Links Wodehouse, Fleming and Updike?
  • Now that we've all been edified by these exhaustively researched conclusions what is, as Tiger Woods might have said regarding his trusty mashie, the upshot? Steven Weber: Cool Head Cuke
  • And he'd take out a mashie niblick [7-iron] - not a mashie [5-iron], a mashie niblick!
  • Having never read Pride and Prejudice I probably should attempt the original before the mashie. Needs more zombie? « Write Anything
  • As Smashie and Nicey, two dim but smug veteran platter-spinners, they parodied the worst kind of radio voices as crescendos of self-promotion and wannabe-trendy vocabulary.
  • Jones was 170 yards from the green and seemingly out of reach because of his lie, but he took a mashie and landed safely on the heart of the green.
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