a small-scale version of golf with fun obstacles
the last nine holes of an 18-hole golf course
the initial nine holes of a golf course, typically numbered one through nine
a golf hole that bends to the left or right
a golf scoring format where the total number of strokes is counted
a short golf shot to get the ball onto the green
(golf) a score of one stroke less than the par value for a hole, typically achieved by sinking the ball into the hole with one fewer stroke than the expected number
(golf) the remarkable achievement of sinking the ball into the cup with just one stroke on a par-3 hole
the standard number of strokes expected for a skilled golfer to complete a hole or course
a golf competition format where players compete hole by hole, aiming to win individual holes rather than building up a total score
a numerical measure of a golfer's playing ability used to adjust scoring for fairer competition
the movement of the golf club from the top of the swing down to the point of impact with the ball
a golf shot that curves sharply to the left for a right-handed player or to the right for a left-handed player
a piece of turf or grass that is displaced when a player strikes the ground with their club during a swing
the positioning a golfer takes before making a swing to address the ball
the distance a golf ball travels through the air from the point of impact to where it first hits the ground
a stroke played toward the green from a location farther away
the playing period for each part of the course
a card used in golf to record each player's scores for each hole during a round
a golf shot in which the ball curves strongly to the right for a right-handed player or to the left for a left-handed player
a golfer who achieves the lowest score in a medal play competition, earning them the title of medalist for that tournament
(of a golfer) having a handicap of zero
to complete a golf hole in a single stroke
to gently hit the golf ball towards the hole on the green
to strike a golf ball with the heel of the club instead of the intended part of the clubface
(in golf) to make a short, high-arching shot, typically played from closer distances to the hole
to successfully hit the ball into the hole with a putt, finishing the hole
