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Match the term to the description.(3 points)

The number of strokes a player should use to complete a hole
Golf score of one under par
The putting surface
A wooden peg on which a ball is placed for driving
A sand trap, water, or bunker on a course
Golf score of two under par
The longest hitting golf club
A golf club used for short distances on the green
Golf score of one over par
The forward motion of the club with intent to make contact with the ball

Eagle
Putter
Tee
Bogey
Par
Stroke
Birdie
Hazard
Green
Driver

3 answers

The number of strokes a player should use to complete a hole - Par
Golf score of one under par - Birdie
The putting surface - Green
A wooden peg on which a ball is placed for driving - Tee
A sand trap, water, or bunker on a course - Hazard
Golf score of two under par - Eagle
The longest hitting golf club - Driver
A golf club used for short distances on the green - Putter
Golf score of one over par - Bogey
The forward motion of the club with intent to make contact with the ball - Stroke
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The correct answers are:

The number of strokes a player should use to complete a hole - Par
Golf score of one under par - Birdie
The putting surface - Green
A wooden peg on which a ball is placed for driving - Tee
A sand trap, water, or bunker on a course - Hazard
Golf score of two under par - Eagle
The longest hitting golf club - Driver
A golf club used for short distances on the green - Putter
Golf score of one over par - Bogey
The forward motion of the club with intent to make contact with the ball - Stroke

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