| GREENKEEPER | One in charge of a golf course |
| MIDDLINGWAY | Fair part of a golf course? |
| SLOPERATING | Difficulty measure of a golf course |
| PRETTY | From "clever, crafty, good, neat, skilful, sporty", word for the fairway of a golf course, the fluted part of a glass or a knick-knack; or, one regarded as attractive in a dainty, delicate or graceful |
| FAIRWAY | Smooth area of a golf course between tee box and putting green; or, a nautical term for a navigable part of a harbour (7) |
| PEAGREEN | Exercise on a part of a golf course in the shade |
| HOLE | One of the divisions of a golf course |
| WHOLE | Sounds like part of a golf course, or all of it? (5) |
| GREEN | Part of a golf course where you'd use a putter |
| DOGLEG | What is an angle in the fairway of a golf course (6) |
| NINETEENTH | ___ hole (bar in the clubhouse of a golf course) |
| PAR | Number of strokes set for each hole of a golf course (3) |
| TROON | Coastal town in South Ayrshire, Scotland; location of a golf course (5) |
| EDGESAROUNDTHEROUGH | Boundaries of a golf course area? |
| BACK | ___ nine (last half of a golf course) |
| TRAP | Sandy part of a golf course |
| NINES | Front and back halves of a golf course, often |
| NINE | With back, part of a golf course |
| ROUGH | Unmown part of a golf course |
| TEE | Part of a golf course (3) |
