| SANDWEDGE | Use this to get out of a bunker (4,5) |
| CARUNCLE | Baby sea turtles use this to get out of their shell. |
| MALINGER | At 50, I meet a German who can do this to get out of work (8) |
| READYCASH | You can count on this to get you out of financial difficulties (5,4) |
| ROCKOPERA | Do this to get a rope for Tommy? |
| CATCHCOLD | Suffer financial loss ___ i.e. to do this to get diamonds? |
| BRUSH | You can use this to get the knots out of your hair (5) |
| FINEPRINT | Legal provision to get out of a contract |
| ESCAPEWAY | Legal provision to get out of a contract |
| MAGICWAND | Wave this to get instant results? (5,4) |
| NIBLICK | Golf club that gives the ball extra lift out of a bunker |
| CARD | Destroy decrepit touring vehicle - use this to get round instead (6,4) |
| OYSTER | Destroy decrepit touring vehicle - use this to get round instead (6,4) |
| STEPLADDER | Use this to get higher than normal spelt managed by summer (10) |
| LIE | Postion of the golf ball when it comes to rest - a good one would be on the fairway, a bad one in the rough or in a bunker and an impossible one up a tree or in a water hazard |
| WEDGE | Type of golf club for maximum loft in a bunker or trap; style of shoe with a block heel; or, a word describing a group of geese or swans in flight (5) |
| HANGING | ___ lie (lie that may be on the edge of a bunker) |
| HAZARD | Golfer's obstacle such as a bunker; or, a danger to health/life, often subject to a risk assessment (6) |
| FERRIAGE | Fire rages endlessly out of control - you might need this to get across some of the water (8) |
| BARGAINBASEMENT | Must one sink to this to get a good deal? |
