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Golf Terms

Definition:

Golf terms refer to the specialized vocabulary used in the game of golf. It encompasses a range of words and phrases that are specific to the sport, including terminology related to scoring, equipment, course features, and various aspects of gameplay.

Examples:

1. Birdie (noun)

Definition: A score of one stroke under par on a hole.

Example: He celebrated his successful approach shot by sinking a birdie on the 8th hole.

2. Slice (verb)

Definition: When a right-handed golfer unintentionally curves the ball to the right during a shot.

Example: Despite aiming straight, he sliced the ball into the adjacent fairway.

3. Iron (noun)

Definition: A type of golf club with a solid metal head, typically used for mid-range shots.

Example: He chose his trusty 5-iron to tackle the long par-3 hole.

4. Sand trap (noun)

Definition: Also known as a bunker, it is a hazard on the golf course filled with sand, designed to challenge players.

Example: His ball landed in the deep sand trap near the 18th green, requiring a skilled escape shot.

5. Par (noun)

Definition: The predetermined number of strokes that an accomplished golfer is expected to require to complete a hole or course.

Example: It took him just three shots to complete the par-4 hole, earning a well-deserved par.

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