livehold
Livehold refers to a tactic used in golf and other ball-and-stick sports where a player deliberately leaves their ball where it lies after a shot, rather than taking any additional action to move or affect it. This can be done for various reasons, including to conserve energy, avoid unnecessary risk, or to maintain a strategic advantage over opponents.
In golf, liveholding is typically employed on the course when a player has played a shot that
Liveholding can also be used as a psychological tactic to unsettle opponents and gain a competitive advantage.
The outcome and effectiveness of liveholding can vary depending on the specific circumstances and the player's