Golf
When the golfer completes the hole in 2 shots less than the par i.e. on a par 5 the golfer would require only 3 shots.
What is an eagle
When a golfer completes the hole in 1 shot more than par i.e. on a par 4 the golfer completes the hole in 5 shots.
What is a Bogey
The prepared area on the course where the hole is located. A golfer’s goal is to get the ball on this area and in the hole in as few shots as possible. The golfer will attempt to putt the ball in to the hole. This area of play is otherwise known as putting. Many of these areas can be surrounded by bunkers or water to make shots into this area more difficult and demanding.
What is the green?
When a golfer completes the hole in 3 shots less than par i.e. on a par 5 the golfer would require only 2 shots.
What is an Albatross
The prepared area between the teeing off area and the green. The golfers aim is to land the ball in the middle of this area with his first shot avoiding the various problems like trees, water, bunkers and such like.
What is the Fairway
When a golfer completes the hole in 1 shot more than par i.e. on a par 4 the golfer completes the hole in 5 shots.
What is a Bogey?
The architect of the Fenti Golf Course and is one of the most successful golf course architects in the world with golf design projects on all four continents of the world. He has offices in Switzerland & Dubai and travels extensively visiting new golf course sites around the world.
Who is Peter Harradine
The prepared area on the course where the hole is located. A golfer’s goal is to get the ball on this area and in the hole in as few shots as possible. The golfer will attempt to putt the ball in to the hole. This area of play is otherwise known as putting. Many of these areas can be surrounded by bunkers or water to make shots into this area more difficult and demanding.
What is the Green
The prepared area between the teeing off area and the green. The golfers aim is to land the ball in the middle of this area with his first shot avoiding the various problems like trees, water, bunkers and such like.
What is the Fairway?
When a golfer plays an iron shot from the fairway he will usually take a small amount of ground or earth with him when hitting the ball. This piece of earth is known as.... The etiquette of golf requests golfers to replace their …. on the fairway.
What is a divot
Considered and classed for golf rule purposes as a hazard on the golf course. This place is a prepared area containing sand from which a player has to play from if his ball lies in it. Any amount of these places ranging from 5-10 can be found on any one hole located around the green and often found on fairways as well.
These areas are designed to make each hole play more difficult for a golfer and test his level of skill.
What is a bunker
The architect of the Fenti Golf Course and is one of the most successful golf course architects in the world with golf design projects on all four continents of the world. He has offices in Switzerland & Dubai and travels extensively visiting new golf course sites around the world.
Who is Peter Harradine?
A numerical measure of a golfers potential playing ability based on the tees played for a given course. The lower the players this measure is the better player he or she is. The maximum or highest measure for men golfers in UK is 28. For ladies the maximum in UK is 36.
What is a golf handicap
On a golf course is classed as being any lake, sea, stream, ditch or pond whether or not it contains water. Water hazards are specially marked areas with either yellow or red posts which indicate the boundary of the water hazard. If a golfer hits his ball in to water hazard and cannot find his ball he has to proceed under a special procedure laid down in the rules and must add certain penalty shots to his score.
What is a penalty area
When a golfer plays an iron shot from the fairway he will usually take a small amount of ground or earth with him when hitting the ball. This piece of earth is known as.... The etiquette of golf requests golfers to replace their …. on the fairway.
What is a divot