Final stroke of most rounds

PUTT

Think of the gentle tap that sends the ball into the hole—often the last move before tallying your score.

This clue plays on the double meaning of "rounds." In golf, a round refers to a full game, and the final stroke of most holes is a putt—the gentle tap to sink the ball. The word "stroke" here hints at a golf swing, while "rounds" cleverly ties to both the game and the shape of a hole (or even a drink order, though that’s a red herring). The answer is straightforward once you spot the golf reference.