He shanked kicks with alarming regularity, missed right and left and short, but left most often.
He'd be a big-name signing, but his name is now synonymous with failure, with tragedy, with shanked sitters spooned over the bar and a face of contorted agony as he wonders where it all went wrong.
She produced brilliant drives interspersed with comedically shanked forehands and profligate double faults, product of a wayward ball toss.
If you and your mates have face-planted off one in a McDonald's car park, enjoy being shanked in the kidneys with a sharpened toothbrush, because that's what those big actual hard criminals are going to do to you inside.
On a captivating afternoon on the outskirts of Miami Scott recorded two double bogeys, shanked a bunker shot, flirted with a water hazard on the 72nd hole but finally, crucially, converted from 6ft 8in to claim the trophy.
After Blair Walsh shanked a 27-yard field goal with 22 seconds left in Sunday's 10-9 loss to the Seahawks, replays showed holder Jeff Locke made one big mistake: the laces on the football were in.
Everton defender Ramiro Funes Mori ends a spell of play with a 30-yarder shanked high and wide.
But at 7-7, wIsnerservingrving, Federer shanked a backhand pass that clipped his frame -- and the big man, half-aloft, decided to let the ball go by.
Abby Wambach, the leading scorer in the history of international soccer with 183 goals, badly shanked the penalty kick that resulted from Perez's foul, pushing it several feet to the left of the net.
Querrey went 6-4 andad and though Djokovic saved one match point with an ace, he shanked a forehand into the tramlines to end his 30-match winning streak in grand slam play -- a run that meant he arrived at Wimbledon holding all four major titles.
