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Definition of pitch and putt in English: pitch and puttnoun mass nounA form of golf played on a miniature course in which the green can be reached in one stroke from the tee. 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 puttnounpɪtʃ ænd A form of golf played on a miniature course in which the green can be reached in one stroke from the tee. 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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