| ENGELS | English golfer, a lefty (6) |
| STROKE | Real or figurative motion that links a genius, a golfer, a lucky person, a painter, a rower and a swimmer (6) |
| FEALTY | Organised a lefty allegiance (6) |
| SMUDGY | Like words written in ink by a lefty, often |
| WEDGE | It can give a golfer a lift |
| RACED | A lefty with a cold in shot (5) |
| GOLDENEAGLE | Information about previous achievement by golfer, a high flier |
| LIE | For the golfer, a position of rest (3) |
| ACEOFCLUBS | Expert golfer's a card (3,2,5) |
| SWITCHHIT | Take turns as either a lefty or a righty (hyph.) |
| BYDEFAULT | Dub a lefty misguided because of a lack of opposition? (2,7) |
| MEETHALFWAY | Make a compromise with Frenchman, a lefty we suspect touring hard area (4,7) |
| SPAHN | Warren ___, MLB's all-time wins leader by a lefty (and whose name rhymes with a "Star Trek" villain |
| KALE | One of The Greens in Cork - a lefty? (4) |
| SEVENPIN | Tough spare for a lefty bowler |
| SHEARED | The woman, a lefty that's somehow sheep-like? |
| ANDYBEAN | U.S. golfer, a runner-up in the 1983 British Open (4,4) |
| AZINGER | Former American golfer - a really good one, as his countrymen might say (7) |
| TEE | It gives golfers a little lift |
| ANDREW | Johnston, English golfer nicknamed 'Beef' (6) |
