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I seldom use a mashie until I am within eighty yards of the hole.
THE COMPLETE GOLFER [1905]HARRY VARDON
He saw the mashie flash in the air, some turf cut away, and a ball dropping on to the green.
THE SOUL OF GOLFPERCY ADOLPHUS VAILE
Haven't you noticed he's been using a mashie—the same mashie every time?
IN BRIEF AUTHORITYF. ANSTEY
I took the mashie, because I distrusted my ability to carry the bunker with another telegraph pole.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 153, DEC. 12, 1917VARIOUS
In this question of the choice of mashie it is necessary that taste and style should be allowed to have their own way.
THE COMPLETE GOLFER [1905]HARRY VARDON
Seaford is another very short ladies' course, which is yet splendid practice for iron and mashie shots.
THE SPORTSWOMAN'S LIBRARY, VOL. 1 OF 2VARIOUS
If it had been a mashie I might have faced them, but a brassie-spoon out of a lie like that—no.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, JUNE 10, 1914VARIOUS
To hit the ball correctly when making an approach with the mashie, it is necessary to take a little—just a very little—turf.
THE COMPLETE GOLFER [1905]HARRY VARDON
He was all right, barrin' the mashie microbe, and he started in to put me next.
THE LASHOLIN L. LYMAN
It is properly classified as a mashie shot, but there are golfers who do it with an iron.
THE COMPLETE GOLFER [1905]HARRY VARDON

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