I am a small patch of manicured green where people drive with clubs, hoping for enough luck to sink a white sphere into a tiny cup. What am I?
A golf green
A 'putting green' or 'golf green' is the smooth grassy target area on a golf course where golfers attempt to putt the ball into the hole.
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