On The Screws: When a player hits the ball very hard on the barrel of the bat (also referred to as hitting the ball on the button, or hitting the ball off former New York Met Anthony Young)

 

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On The Screws: Hitting it on the sweetspot, usually of a wood, or driver in particular (many woods originally had an insert in the center of the face that was attached with screws, thus the expression)

On The Nut: (also 'nutting it, nutted it') hitting it squarely and on the sweetspot (see also 'on the screws' below)

Screws: (also 'on the screws') the sweetspot, usually refers to hitting a wood, or driver in particular, right in the center (many woods originally had an insert in the center of the face that was a . . . View Full Definition

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