Definition of pitch and putt in English:

pitch and putt

noun

mass noun

A form of golf played on a miniature course in which the green can be reached in one stroke from the tee.
小型高尔夫球赛
Example sentencesExamples
- He had played pitch and putt by then but, he admits, golf is an altogether different proposition.
- Tom is a former keen sportsman, he played junior soccer and loved the game of pitch and putt.
- We go somewhere all the time be it pitch and putt, swimming or bocce.
- He died on Sunday pursuing his favourite pastime of pitch and putt on his local course where he was club chairman.
- So it's the weekend, and yet again we find ourselves on Sandwell Valley Park Farm golf course - this time for a bit of pitch and putt.

Definition of pitch and putt in US English:

pitch and putt

nounpɪtʃ ænd

A form of golf played on a miniature course in which the green can be reached in one stroke from the tee.
小型高尔夫球赛
Example sentencesExamples
- We go somewhere all the time be it pitch and putt, swimming or bocce.
- So it's the weekend, and yet again we find ourselves on Sandwell Valley Park Farm golf course - this time for a bit of pitch and putt.
- He had played pitch and putt by then but, he admits, golf is an altogether different proposition.
- He died on Sunday pursuing his favourite pastime of pitch and putt on his local course where he was club chairman.
- Tom is a former keen sportsman, he played junior soccer and loved the game of pitch and putt.

单词	pitch and putt
释义	Definition of pitch and putt in English: pitch and putt noun mass noun A form of golf played on a miniature course in which the green can be reached in one stroke from the tee. 小型高尔夫球赛 Example sentencesExamples He had played pitch and putt by then but, he admits, golf is an altogether different proposition. Tom is a former keen sportsman, he played junior soccer and loved the game of pitch and putt. We go somewhere all the time be it pitch and putt, swimming or bocce. He died on Sunday pursuing his favourite pastime of pitch and putt on his local course where he was club chairman. So it's the weekend, and yet again we find ourselves on Sandwell Valley Park Farm golf course - this time for a bit of pitch and putt. Definition of pitch and putt in US English: pitch and putt nounpɪtʃ ænd A form of golf played on a miniature course in which the green can be reached in one stroke from the tee. 小型高尔夫球赛 Example sentencesExamples We go somewhere all the time be it pitch and putt, swimming or bocce. So it's the weekend, and yet again we find ourselves on Sandwell Valley Park Farm golf course - this time for a bit of pitch and putt. He had played pitch and putt by then but, he admits, golf is an altogether different proposition. He died on Sunday pursuing his favourite pastime of pitch and putt on his local course where he was club chairman. Tom is a former keen sportsman, he played junior soccer and loved the game of pitch and putt.
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