Main Goals of Golf Terms
What is the ultimate goal of golf?
To try and get the ball into the hole(s) in as little strokes as possible.
Where do golfers tee off from?
Tee Box
How is bogey written? (Remember it is one stroke over par)
+1
Where is the face located on the club?
BONUS!: What is on the face of the club?
In between the head of the club. Soles
What is "fore!"?
A term used to let other golfers know a ball is heading in their direction
What is a stroke?
A shot
What is the main hazard on a golf course?
Water Hazards
What is par?
BONUS!: What letter is used to represent par?
The number of strokes a player should roughly require for a particular hole or course.
If you slice a shot, you most likely hit it off the...
toe
You should always replace your _______ after your shot (if you made one)
divots
Name 2 out of the 4 intrapersonal skills that are important on the golf course.
2 of Focus, Perseverance, Goal Setting, Emotional Regulation
What is the correct golf term for the sand trap?
Bunker
What is the term for two strokes under par?
Eagle
What club has the biggest clubhead, largest shaft, and is used for the farthest shots?
Woods (Driver, Fairway Driver, etc)
Name 3 things you should NOT do on a golf course
Any we discussed
Name 2 out of the 4 interpersonal skills required on the golf course.
Sportsmanship, Honesty, Teamwork, and Respect
Where are the yardage and par posted on each hole of the golf course?
The sign at the start of each hole
What is albatross?
Three strokes under par
If a player uses a 9-iron, it will make the ball go farther than if they used a 3-iron. True or False
False!
When you shoot a ball out of the bunker, what should you do next?
Rake the bunker (it flattens it out)
The physical side of golf is important. What is the other side of golf that is important as well?
The mental side
What comes after the fairway?
The green (or putting green)
What term is used if someone gets a hole-in-one on a par 5?
Condor
What is the club known to be a cross-club between a wood and an iron?
Hybrid
What does the "C" stand for in the C.A.R.E acronym for resolving conflict?
Communicate