what are 5 terms in scoring in golf?
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There are more than five.  Standard score on a hole is par, which means you have finished the hole in the alotted amount of strokes.  If you shoot one over par, then it is a bogey, two over is a double bogey.  If you finish the hole one under par, it is a birdie.  Two under par is an eagle.  Three under par (which is more rare than hole in ones) is called and albatross.
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short course-25 m/y pool\nlong course-50 m/y pool\nback-backstroke\nbreast-breastroke\nfly-butterfly\nfree-freestyle\nIM-individual medley\nmedley-medley relay\ncap me- what you tell someone when u need help putting on your swim cap\nflipturn- underwater turn done against a wall to change direction
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Try here, it has a scorecard link:\n\nhttp://www.golfcourse.com/search/scorecard/scorecard.cfm?courseid=11722&source=GA
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***********************************************************************\n\n18 holes on a golf course\n\n***********************************************************************
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Bethpage Black is the toughest course and is the one used in tournaments. So here's the order\n\n1. Black\n2. Red\n3. Blue\n4. Green\n5. Yellow
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95. \n^_^\n\nYou can learn more about points and the scoring system here:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system
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A round of golf is 18 holes 9 out and 9 back, however in the case of matchplay it is possible to only play 10 holes and have completed the match and therefor the round
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Asked and answered many times my man....see here:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/search/search_result;_ylt=AlyceLVF1Z0Z0kyra7w9MWLzy6IX?p=golf+fore
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Golfers can have so many bets going it takes hour to figure them all out.  The all have interesting names and every situation can be a separate bet.  Here are some examples - you can find these and many more types of bets on www.playgolfamerica.com look for the heading Games People Play \nArnies - A point is won by a player who manages to make a par or better on a hole without ever hitting a shot into the fairway.  Named after the King of Golf Arnold Palmer for great ability to get out of trouble and save par.  \n\nAutomatics – An agreement between players or teams when one side falls 2 holes behind another bet starts on the next hole.  So if you tied the next hole you would be 2 down for the first bet and even on the second.  \n\nBasket – A series of side bets per hole.  Closest to pin in regulation, fewest putts, low ball, and birdies.  Win all the bets on one hole (Basket) and everything is doubled.  \n\nBeach Bum – A side wager in which a player who fails to get the ball out of a sand bunker must pay everyone $1.00 for each try that doesn’t get the ball out of the bunker. \n\nBest Ball – This is not a scramble.  You play your own ball all of the time.  This can be one player playing against a team of other players or several teams competing against each other.  The best score out of all the team member for that hole will be the team score.  This form of play can use gross scores or net scores.  \n\nBingo-Bangle-Bungle – This is a good game for all players to play against each other and you don’t need a handicap.  Each hole has three bets or points.  The first point is for the person who hits the green first.  Except on par 3; s, the two closest to the holes win one point.  The second point goes to the ball that is closest to the hole once everyone’s ball is on the green.  The third point is decided by the ball that is first to go into the hole.  The person with the ball farthest from the hole must putt.  Now if you win all three bets on the same hole everything is double.   \n\nBloodbath – That’s what happens to me when I get home after a day of betting.  Just Kidding.  Two teams of two playing in the same group.  The other team gets to pick which drive the opposing team has to play.  \n\nBreak the Bank – Stroke play set a value on each stroke.  When the round is over the loser pays the amount times how many strokes they lost by.
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"A team consists of five players in the same group. On each hole each player drives and the best tee shot is selected by the team. Each member then plays a second shot from the spot where the selected tee shot lies and the best second shot is then selected in a similar manner. This process is repeated until the hole is completed."
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It is the official means of comparing how good your golf game is against other players using a uniform standard called "par".  Your score over several rounds is tabulated and compared to the standard.  For each and every stroke you incur above the standard, your handicap goes up one.  For instance, if on a par 72 golf course, your average  score is 81 you would have a  handicap of 9.  This allows you to compete with players of different abilities on a more even basis.  If the 9 handicap player was playing a 5 handicap player, and the final scores over 18 holes was 80 vs. 77.  The player with the score of 80 would have beaten the player with the score of 77.  Even though the 80 was the higher score, that player gets a 4 stroke "handicap", in theory making the two players with different abilities, equal golfers.
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1\n2\n3\n4\n5\npowerball 6
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Perhaps you are aware of the scoring system in Golf. \n\n2 over Par -- Double Bogey \n1 over Par -- Bogey \nEven Par -- Par \n1 under Par -- Birdie \n2 under Par -- Eagle \nIf you get a hole-in-one, it's called an "Ace." \n\nWhat is the score for 6 under? \n\nPayne Stewart. \nor else,\n\ni don't know the certain joke you want but you can check these out \n\nhttp://www.badgolfer.com/departments/jokes/index.htm\n\nhttp://www.ifyougolf.com/Playingaround/\n\nhttp://www.jokefrog.com/joke/0718.shtml\n\nhttp://www.funnymail.com/sporgolf.html
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St. Andrews in\n1858, a senior member pointed out that it takes exactly 18 shots to\npolish off a fifth of Scotch. By limiting himself to only one shot of\nScotch per hole, the Scot figured a round of golf was finished when the\nScotch ran out.
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The USGA has issued guidelines \nThe current guidelines are these for men:\n\nPar 3 - Up to 250 yards\nPar 4 - 251 to 470 yards\nPar 5 - 471 yards to 690 yards\nPar 6 - 691 yards or more\n\nNow many holes may play longer or shorter than the posted yardage.  That is why they only have guidelines.  A lot of golf  courses have par 4's over 470 yards.
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1. Long and short forehands\n     Get the machine to send you a short ball on your forehand followed by a long one on forehand as well.\n\n2. Long and Short backhands\n     Same on the backhand\n\n3. Drop shot and lob\n     A drop shot very close to the net followed by a lob where you go back full speed to catch it\n\n4. Consistent Forehand\n     Forehands, same speed, same length\n\n5. Consistent Backhand\n     Backhands, same speed, same length\n\n6. Short forehand - short backhand\n     Machine sends you a short forehand, you hit and quickly catch another short one on your backhand.\n\nHope that does it for now :)
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4:\n1 vs. 4\n2 vs. 3\nwinners play\n\n5:\n5 vs 4\nwinner plays 1\n2 vs 4\nwinners play\n\n6:\n6 vs 3\nwinner plays 1\n5 vs 4 \nwinner plays 2\nwinners play\n\n7:\nnot too sure the best way to do that.