Today’s posting is about the awkwardness of the golf terms “Golf Rule” words
Let me summarize the terms for beginners!
Easily Conquer Golf Terms
[Shot, shot]
It means hitting the ball.
Address
He put the club on the ground before hitting the ball.
Stroke
the act of hitting a ball with a club
Put
The act of hitting a ball to put it in the hole on the green.
Two on·Three on
To hit a shot twice or three times and bring the ball up the green.
Duff
To hit the back of the ball without hitting it.
Chip shot
To hit the ball from the green within 20 meters toward the hole. for short distances
Approach Shot
Hitting close to get into a hole cup on the green.
[Par]
Default number of prescribed strokes in each hole
Par 3 (Par 3)
a three-shot hole
Par 4 (Par 4)
a four-shot hole
Par 5 (Par 5)
a five-shot hole
Double Par
double the prescribed number of strokes
Even Par
Regular hole (18 holes) Same as the prescribed number of strokes.
Under Par
Regular hole (18 holes) less than the prescribed number of strokes.
Over Par
The regular hole (18 holes) hit more than the prescribed number of strokes.
[Score]
Indicate whether the number of strokes is over or under based on the prescribed number of strokes (Par)
Buddy
Putting the ball into the hole with one less than the prescribed number of strokes.
Eagle
Putting the ball into the hole with two fewer strokes than the prescribed number.
Albatross
The English term for double eagle is to put the ball into the hole with three fewer strokes than the prescribed number.
View (Bogey)
Putting the ball into the hole with one more than the prescribed number of strokes.
Double Bogey
Putting the ball into the hole with two more strokes than the prescribed number.
Triple Bogey
Putting the ball into the hole with three more strokes than the prescribed number.
Hole in one
Putting the ball into the hole with a tee shot on the tee ground at once.
Other (Etc..)
Green fee
a course fee
Caddie fee
The cost to the caddie who helped the game.
Cart fee
a cart fee
Lie
The position or state in which the ball is stopped.
Handicap
① How the player evaluates his skills.
② Difficulty level by hole. Use the expression “HDCP hole 1” as the most difficult place.
Pitch mark (ball mark, dibot)
a cut mark made by hitting the ball with a slanted lawn
Gallery
spectators or spectators as spectators of the round
Today, I summarized the terms for novice golfers.
They’re simple words, but when it comes to playing games,
I feel that I’m using quite a few terms ^^;
If you’re familiar with it for easier and more fun play,
You’ll be able to enjoy a more comfortable game!