lip out

verb

1. golf (of a ball) to reach the edge of the hole without dropping in

Example Sentences

In a marathon playoff, both players made near identical shots on several holes and saw potential winning putts lip out as they stayed tied through eight tense holes, which included sitting out a 90-minute storm delay at the Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club course.

From Washington Times

As round after round rolled over, Bud poked his bottom lip out further.

From Los Angeles Times

Someone was telling me to stick my butt out and jive talk and walk around and stick your lip out and bug your eyes.

From Los Angeles Times

McKenzie had a golden opportunity for birdie on the 13th, playing just ahead of Jimenez in the penultimate group, but had his putt lip out.

From Seattle Times

“Good putts, but just kind of lipping out, and yesterday they were kind of lipping in. You walk onto the next tee when they lip in, you feel amazing. When you walk on the next tee and they lip out you feel a bit flatter.”

From Seattle Times