under certain conditions, of course, used on the golf course may sound like a foreign language. Here are some common and not common words and their meanings golf.
Par
Par is the term used to describe the hole, the number of shots a player should start the ball off the tee. For example, on a par 4, a golfer, including four golf swing to complete it.
Bugbear
Bogey is a term that is a player who must be describeduse an extra shot over par, for example, if a player needs five shots on a par 4 hole is finished, he / she has made a bogey. A double bogey is two strokes over par, and so on.
Birdie
Birdie is a term used when a golfer is a stroke under par on a hole required. As the examples above, if a player plays a par 4 and it takes three shots to finish the golfer shot a birdie. Two strokes under par for a hole is calledAdler.
Mulligan
Mulligan's Golf uses a term for a king-hit in the past also known as blogs. Mulligan's are not allowed to play in the professional world, but also for recreational golfers will sometimes allow shifts per game.
Breakfast Ball
The deadline for a mulligan if shot on the first tee.
Featured
The term used to meet other golfers a ball that was hit in his direction. arrant golf course designed to hit shots in your direction. It isa courtesy to shout the first floor, to ensure other golfers off the road and not be injured.
