Golf Flashcards

1
Q

A number one wood is called a

A

driver

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2
Q

The optimum number of strokes for a given hole is the

A

par

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3
Q

Differences in the abilities of players are somewhat compensated for by the use of this to even the final score

A

handicap

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4
Q

When a ball, hit by a right-handed player, curves off to the right, it is a

A

slice

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5
Q

Playing the wrong ball or losing a ball in play results in this type of stroke.

A

penalty

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6
Q

One type of hazard is called a

A

bunker

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7
Q

A sand trap is one type of

A

hazard

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8
Q

A golfer needing distance would not choose this type of

iron

A

nine

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9
Q

A shot played onto the green is called a (an)

A

approach shot

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10
Q

Completing the hole in two shots more than par is called

A

double bogey

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11
Q

The grass area immediately surrounding the green is called

A

apron

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12
Q

When a ball, hit by a right-handed player, curves off to the left, it is a

A

hook

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13
Q

The first place you go to when arriving at a golf course is called the

A

clubhouse

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14
Q

The finisher with the lowest score

A

wins

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15
Q

The proper order for putting on the green is

A

player away putts first

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16
Q

A golfer may touch the ball this many times without penalty during the complete playing of each hole.

A

one

17
Q

A round of golf consists of this many holes

A

eighteen

18
Q

Movable obstructions may be moved except when a ball is

A

in motion

19
Q

A ball hit into a water hazard may be removed or replaced, but requires an added penalty of a

A

stroke

20
Q

For greatest distance, a golfer uses a

A

wood

21
Q

The amount of loft for each shot is determined by the club’s

A

head

22
Q

The wood with the least amount of loft is the

A

driver

23
Q

The most lofted iron is the

A

9 iron

24
Q

In what type of play, does the player who wins the most holes, wins the round?

A

match

25
Q

When a player completes a hole in this many strokes under par, it is called an eagle.

A

two

26
Q

A player who holes out in one shot over par is said to have scored a

A

bogey

27
Q

A golfer with a handicap, does what to that number when figuring the final score?

A

subtracts

28
Q

In this type of play, the golfer with the least number of

total strokes wins the round.

A

best ball

29
Q

When a golfer holes out in this many strokes under par, it is called a birdie

A

one

30
Q

A nine iron gives the golfer more distance than does a five iron.

A

False

31
Q

It is necessary to keep your eye on the golf ball until the club actually hits the ball

A

True

32
Q

The stance taken by a player before making a shot is called addressing the ball.

A

True

33
Q

The ground between the green and the tee, which gives the ball a good lie, is called the fairway.

A

True

34
Q

Any bunker or water (except casual water) or specially designated area is called a hazard.

A

True

35
Q

The greater the loft on a shot, the greater the distance the

A

False