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UB TECH - V1 / GOLF

GOLF TERMINOLOGY

TermDefinition
Par Hitting a ball into a hole in the number of shots/ strokes allowed, say 3/3, 4/4, 5/5. PRETTY good, average.
Bogey Hitting a ball into a hole in 'one over' the number of shots/ strokes allowed, say 4/3, 5/4, 6/5. Not cool, BOGUS.
Birdie Hitting a ball into a hole in 'one under' the number of shots/ strokes allowed, say 2/3, 3/4, 4/5 (Something to TWEET about)
Eagle Hitting a ball into a hole in 'two under' the shots/ strokes allowed, say 1/3, 2/4, 3/5 (Must have SOARED in there)
Green Smooth flat patch of GREEN GRASS where the hole and the flag are located.
Hole-in-One Hitting a ball into a HOLE in one shot/ stroke.
Wood/ driver The 'heaviest club' because it has a head which is used for DISTANCE (DRIVE the ball off the tee and onto the fairway).
Irons Also known as mid-range clubs, these METAL CLUBS clubs are used on the fairway and are used more for ACCURACY.
Putt A tap or PUT-IN shot, usually from the green and hopefully into the hole.
Fore YELLed when you 'shank'/ hit poorly the ball and think it may hit another golfer.
Caddie Person, or robot that CARRIES the golf clubs, socializes, and helps the golfer choose their golfer when they ask.
Tee box The area where you set the TEE up, the ball on the tee, and then hit the ball with a driver to START the hole.
Fringe FLUFF grass area around the green that helps the ball slow down before and after the green.
Rough An area of grass that is RUGGED and meant to slow down your ball and also get it stuck (use iron: pitching wedge to get ouf of it)
Mulligan a RE-DO for a MILLION. Used in non- competitive games for fun.
Slice Hit the ball off the tee and it starts LEFT and GOES RIGHT (opposite for lefties)
Hook Hit the ball off the tee and it starts RIGHT and GOES LEFT (opposite for lefties)
Bunker A BOGUS pit or hole made for the ball to fall into, usually filled with sand (need to use iron: sand wedge to get out of)
Hazard HAIRY spots recognized as water, woods or even a swamp -- > the original ball is not coming back and you take another ball and 'drop' it by where it was lost. The ball is played where it 'lies'
Golf A GAME where people spend lots of money to hit a ball 300 yards to fall into a cup in hopefully 3-4 shots...
Fairway IN a nice WAY to be after hittimg the ball onto the course from out of the tee box.
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