English Dictionary

Definition of “sclaff”

sclaff (sklæf ) (golf)

Also: duff. to cause (the club) to hit (the ground behind the ball) when making a stroke

ˈsclaffer noun

C19: from Scottish sclaf to shuffle

When it rebounded, the Dutchman could only then sclaff the ball a second time at the goalkeeper.

Glasgow Herald (2002)

`I didn't hit the ball cleanly, but it's definitely the best sclaff I'll ever score.

Sun, News of the World (2005)

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