To add to the stipulations:\n\nHole in One on a Par 3 regulation Golf Course - 140 Yards or greater.\n\nPerfect Game of 300 in bowling, 12 strikes in a row.\n\nHR in a Minor League Stadium from a live pitcher.
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In my opinion i think the perfect game in bowling is the hardest. Why, because you have 12 times the throw a ball down a lane and hope that, each time you throw it, you knock over 10 pins.  I've had better luck getting close to a hole in one the first year i played golf in high school.  The home run would be a little easier for me then any of the others.  Hit one back in high school on a 350 field from a coach that used to play in the minors
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The greater the number the smaller the chances, yes chances are you can hit a hole in one in 3500 hits but to hit 3 holes in one in 50 rounds it's impossible, maybe in 50 million rounds but it will take you maybe 70 years to do it..☺
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From the start, I've had 8 in a row. \n\nFrom the second frame, I've had 9 in a row. \n\nMy high game is a 280. Not close to perfect at all. That would have been 12 strikes in a row. ;-D Someday I'll get there.
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It's now called a strong 3 wood, and depends on who hit it. I've seen Tiger hit his 15 degree 3 wood, 270 yards from a fairway!! Sure can replace driver, easier to hit.
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From your question I am not totally clear on what you need, but a classic 6 round tounement will start with 64 teams or players.\n\nrd 1 - 64 teams\nrd 2 - 32 teams\nrd 3 - 16 teams\nrd 4 -  8 teams (quarters)\nrd 5 - 4 teams (semis)\nrd 6 - 2 teams (finals) \n\nIf you have only 57 teams in your golf tourney, then I would Rank and list all the paired teams from 1 to 57 (or blind draw into spots 1 to 57). Then make up 7 teams to bring the first round up to 64 teams. Number them from 58 - 64 and call them Byes. \n\nThen in Round 1:\nTeam 1 plays team 64 (bye), team 2 plays team 63 (bye) and so on until Team 32 plays Team 33.\n\nRound 2: You have a standard 32 teams left. Team 1 plays winner of Team 32 vs 33, Team 2 plays winner of team 31 vs team 34 and so on...
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Golf is one game where the little guy has improved as well as the athelete because of advances in equipment design. \nThat's why we see the redesign of golf courses now.  Longer and narrower par 5's, faster greens, longer rough, ect.\n\nFrankly though, you still have to sink the putts to score. This is what separates the 300+ yard hitters on the Nike tour from the pros on the PGA... except for Mr. Conditioned Athlete John Daly that is... it's just fun to watch him smack a ball.
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Yes, I drove the ball a big slice to the forest at the right hand side of the fairway , but it hit the tree and bounce back to the middle of the fairway , next I hit the second shot , and it was about 160 yards left, I took my 7 iron and made a cut shot , the ball went straight up to the sky and went down straight to the middle of the green, the ball landed at the back of the green and have some backspin , and right into the hole. So I made an eagle two on a Par 4(425 yards).
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I would make my sport called winnepega and one person would start out with a tennis ball at the end of a field then they would throw it to one of their teamates then the teamate would catch it and have to fun back to the person who threw it to him without getting caught by the opponent. This is worth one point. There would be 10 min. in each round and 10 round. The team that got the most points in one round would get a point. And all the points in the round do not count as anything. Whichever team gets the most points wins.
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Golf has become the game of choice for business interested people today.  What other event could you do where you can talk openly with another person while waiting for the group ahead of you to clear the green?  Just because it is so widely played by so many people it has become common, not cliche', so enjoy your game and I hope you pick up the tab for anyone playing with you, how about a game next week?  Will you spot me 5 strokes?
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The basic object of golf is to get the ball into the hole with as few strokes as possible.  \n\nEach hole is rated as to how many hits a good player will need to get the ball in the hole.  A par 3 hole is one that should take a good player 3 strokes; a par 4 hole 4 strokes, etc.\n\nFor any give hole: one stroke under par is a birdie, two strokes under par is an eagle and one stroke over par is a bogie.\n\nIn regulation play you add up the total strokes for each hole and the person with the lowest score is the winner.
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I think you need to narrow it down.  The rules go to the www.usga.org website.  Maybe you should look at the changes in golf clubs or the latest big move in golf www.playgolfamerica.com   You can find more information on the golf 20/0 website.  I have several on my blog roll.  All the so called golf industry leaders have developed some programs to promote golf to the masses.  You can find all the details on those sites.  This week is a week long promotion for women's golf.  They have another promotion called bring your daughter the golf course, and last month was the free golf lesson month.  You may have seen the TV adds with MLB, NBA, NFL and actors promoting golf.
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go to dennyspbatour.com and find out when they are going to be somewhere near you!! and just click on that tournoment...because everyone has a pro-am tournoment..i hope to be bowling in the one in Indinappaolis this year..it wil have iformation all about it and a # where you can contact the center..and also in every peo-am all the pro's that are their are nice and will sign just about everything!!
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Scottish courses were only several greens with multiple approaches.\nSome had only three holes, played at three different approaches or pin settings.\nPlayers tried to make the courses more uniform in different areas and eventually came up with nine, as the most common.\nSome of the longer play holes were broken into two.\nThey played nine out, and sometimes were far from the starting point so they play nine back, approaching from the opposite direction. There was no conflict with other groups except when sharing greens.\nThey felt that playing eighteen instead of nine would also average out more evenly.\nSome say that the flask would last through nine holes, and more affluent players carried a spare, enabling them to plat nine holes back!
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YOu can sign up for a free golf lesson from a local PGA golf pro at www.playgolfamerica.com \n\nor Find some good tips at www.pga.com improve your game section\n\n\nhttp://www.pga.com/improve/tips/swing/improve_trittler040604.cfm\nto hit the ball with good tempo and a low tension level, which leads to consistently solid hits and more clubhead speed at impact.
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Using the marks is a lot easier...the lane is 60" in width and 60 foot long.....you need an inch of skill and 60 foot of luck!!.....pick out 2-3 boards right in front of the foul line......you should also see some dots....maybe there also.....roll the ball over those boards every time (about 5-8 boards from the gutter and inward).....now about 15 ft out are the arrows in from of there.....pretend that those are actually the pins and bowl as if they are with some medium and natural speed......pickout the spot I told you too and then move to the foul line with your shoulders square to the foul line and then roll the ball and pretend to shake hands with the #1 pin(the head pin) to create a good folow thru......most important when you slide your sliding foot must finish perpendicular to the foul line....if you don't your stroke with be off and not consistent for you to make adjustments.....depending on where the ball finishes from the headpin....move yourself left or right.....but stroke or use the same speed and finish with you foot perpendicular and your shoulders square to the fould line.....and keep adjusting..........watch some of the better scorers (notice that I did not say better bowlers).....look for the better scores....there is a good chance that they have blocked or fixed lanes and these cheaters know where the oil was laid.....these are the ones that average 215 + but can't score anywhere else......but they will tell you where the block is....do and learn what I told you and you will be able to score anywhere under any conditions......good luck on the tour and I will be expecting my 1%!!
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Par on every hole would give you 72 strokes but seeing as you got one under par on one hole that means you take one stroke off leaving you with 72-1=71\nHer total score for the round is 71 strokes
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The other guys statement is correct, but he didn't really answer the question. The tour pros do have a great yardage book,  in fact most of them use a book specially designed for the course they're playing, not available to anyone except them. Then they have a pin sheet with the pin location for the entire week and their respective yardages on the green. \n\nHowever, even armed with all this information, you are correct, the yardages are still not exactly correct. \n\nBut you have to remember a golfer has to take many things into account when pulling a club, and this is a golfer at any level of play. For instance, I take these things into account when I pull a club:\n\n1) Lie - rough or fairway? Uphill, Downhill, Sidehill?\n2) Wind - Speed and Direction\n3) Temperature? Hot or cold?\n4) Is the green soft or hard?\n5) Do I need to hit the shot around an obstacle?\n6) Do I need to curve this shot to get to the pin?\n\nThese are just a few of the many things a golfer has to take into account when figuring out which club to hit, it's not just strictly yardage driven. Although yardage will give you a good baseline target to start your computations. \n\nRemember this, many people consider Ben Hogan the greatest ball striker and iron player of all time......he NEVER used a yardage book. That statement should tell you everything you need to know. \n\nHope this helps!