Golf
This scaled-down version of golf is played on short, obstacle-filled courses.
Mini Golf (Miniature Golf)
Tennis players use this piece of equipment to hit the ball back and forth over the net.
Tennis Racket
Knocking down all 10 pins on the first roll is called this.
a Strike
A shot made from beyond the arc that is worth 3-points if made (Made very famous by Stephen Curry).
a Three-Pointer
In volleyball, this action starts the rally by sending the ball over the net to the other team.
a Serve
This term refers to the expected number of strokes it should take to complete a hole.
Par
This company is famous for making tennis balls and rackets used in the sport of tennis.
Wilson
Knocking down all 10 pins in two rolls during the same frame is called this.
a Spare
This statistic is credited to a player whose pass directly leads to a made basket.
an Assist
a hard downward attack shot is called this.
a Spike
On a par-4, finishing the hole in 3 strokes (1-under Par) gives you this score.
a Birdie
When the score is tied at 40-40, it is called this.
a Duece
This difficult pin setup remains after the first roll and often has a gap between pins.
a Split
This violation is called when a player takes too many steps without dribbling.
Traveling
This defensive play keeps a hard-hit ball from touching the floor, often with a low save.
a Dig
On a par-4, finishing the hole in 5 strokes (1-over Par) gives you this score.
a Bogey
In tennis scoring, this word means a player has "zero".
Love
In bowling, a perfect game earns this total score.
300
In basketball, this play happens when one player tosses the ball near the hoop for a teammate to catch and score in the air.
an Alley-Oop
Players must shift positions in this ordered movement after winning back the serve.
Rotation
A "Hole-in-One" is best known as this term in professional play.
an Ace
This term is used when a serve touches the net but still lands in the correct service box.
a Let
Three strikes in a row are known by this name.
a Turkey
When a player records double digits in three statistical categories, it is called this.
In volleyball, this back-row defensive specialist wears a different colored jersey and cannot usually attack the ball above net height.
a Libero