mashie Definition
a golf club with a lofted face, used for approach shots.
Using mashie: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mashie" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
He took out his mashie and hit the ball onto the green.
Example
She prefers to use her mashie for short approach shots.
mashie Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for mashie
- approach club
- lofted club
Phrases with mashie
an obsolete golf club with a wooden head and iron sole, used for short approach shots
Example
He used his mashie niblick to get out of the bunker.
Example
Her mashie shot landed the ball on the green.
Example
He prefers to use his mashie iron for short approach shots.
Origins of mashie
from Scottish Gaelic 'measgachadh', meaning 'mixing'
Summary: mashie in Brief
'Mashie' [ˈmaʃi] is a noun that refers to a golf club with a lofted face, used for approach shots. It is often used for short approach shots, as in 'She prefers to use her mashie for short approach shots.' 'Mashie' has variations like 'mashie niblick,' an obsolete golf club with a wooden head and iron sole, and 'mashie iron,' an old-fashioned golf club with a lofted face.
