It is the total number of Golf club strokes, that a specific course was designed to be played in for 18 holes.
Of all the amateur golfers, only 1 percent 70 on a par-72 golf course in their entire career.
36/70 = 18/35
If you mean 40% of 70 then it is 28
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The score would change by increasing 6 strokes - like from -1 to +5. For instance, if the golf course was par 70, 69 would be one under and 75 would be 5 over par. Remember, in golf the lower the score the better. Making par for 18 holes is very difficult for most golfers. Berney Trembly
Of all the amateur golfers, only 1 percent 70 on a par-72 golf course in their entire career.
You are probably refering to a "bogey" and an "eagle". Each hole on a golf course has a specific number of shots it should take a player to get his/her golfball from tee to hole(cup). This number is refered to as "par". There are par 3,4, and 5 holes on a golf course. On an eighteen hole course, these holes combine for a total of par 70-72 depending on how many par 3,4, and 5 holes the course contains. If a person takes 3 strokes on a par 4, this would be a "birdie" ( 1 under par on that hole). The scoring for a par 4 hole is like this: 2 over (6)= double bogey 1 over (5)= bogey even (4)= par 1 under (3)= birdie 2 under (2)= eagle Hope this is what you are looking for.
Each hole and every course has its own predetermined par. Par is the standard number of strokes set for each hole or for the entire course. there are 4 par 3's, 10 par 4's and 4 par 5's There are always 18 pars on an 18 hole golf course. Par is considered to be the score an expert should require to finish a particular hole. now, perhaps the above (4 par 3's, 10 par 4's and 4 par 5's) is true on a "standard" or regulation (par 72) course. But there are also courses that are par 69, 70, 71, 73 and so on. These will obviously not follow the standard breakdown. Then also consider "executive" courses, consisting of only par 3's and par 4's. These are often par 58 but again, these can vary as well.
Oakmount golf course is located in PA just outside of Pittsburgh OAKMONT, Pa. in western Pennsylvania Site: Oakmont, Pa. Status: Finished Course: Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont Golf Course (7,355 yards, par 70) Purse: $6,800,000.00
triple bogey http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Par_(score)
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There is a tie at 59 (Al Geiberger, David Duval, Chip Beck)Actually you have to include Paul Goydos (IF you count par 72 courses) and, most currently, Stuart Appleby (IF you count par 70 courses). Here is the rundown:Al Geiberger: 1977 Memphis Classic (29-30), Colonial Country Club (par 72)Chip Beck: 1991 Las Vegas Invitational (30-29), Sunrise Golf Club (par 72)David Duval: 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (31-28), PGA West (Palmer Course) (par 72)Paul Goydos: 2010 John Deere Classic (31-28), TPC Deere Run (par 71)Stuart Appleby: 2010 Greenbrier Classic (28-31), The Old White Course (par 70)
Par is set by the course designer and will yake into account the length of the hole and potential difficulty. Usually a par 72 course will have 2-4 par five hole and the same number of par 3 holes. All other will be par 4. This is a classic or historical course design.
Portugal is one of Europe's popular golfing destinations. Which has 70 or so golf courses.
Many winners of the US Open have shot over par because the par is usually set at 70. Justin Rose won the 2013 US Open with +1, and before that, Webb Simpson won the 2012 US Open with +1. Not including the US Open, Zach Johnson won the 2007 Masters Tournament with +1.
To break 100 means it took you less than 100 strokes to finish a round (18 holes). The average golfer who only plays a couple times a year will usually consider it a good day to break 100. Say you played a course with a par of 72 that is the "standard" number of strokes to finish the round. So if you shoot a 70 then you shot 2 under par, if you shot a 75 you are 3 over par. This means to shoot 100 on a par 72 course would be 28 over par, which doesn't sound good but if you never play you'll take it.