test your golf knowledge (answer key)

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			ANSWER KEY
	1. Hole-in-one		X. Completing a hole by one stroke
	2. Cup		N. Hole into which ball is hit. It is 4 1/4" in diameter and at least 4" deep
	3. Rough		I. Long grass along fairway
	4. Double Bogey		L. Two strokes over par
	5. Fore		J. Verbal warning to other playing or watching
	6. Fairway		U. Mowed grass between teeing ground and green
	7. Lie		M. Tells how the ball rests
	8. Links or golf course		S. The area over which the game is played
	9. Bunker		K. A soft sand obstacle
	10. Bogey		C. One stroke over par
	11. Putt		A. A short stroke used to roll the ball along the green
	12. Caddie		R. Person who carries clubs for golfer during the game
	13. Flagstick		D. Pole with flag attached bearing correct number of hole
	14. Handicap		G. Number of strokes over par in which any ones game is played. In a match game these strokes are deducted
	15. Eagle		V. Two strokes under par
	16. Hazards		F. Water, sand, anything placed to put a demand on the accuracy of the hit of the player
	17. Stroke		W. Forward motion used to hit the ball
	18. Birdie		H. One stroke under par
	19. Tee		P. Wooden or plastic peg about 3" in length on which ball is set to hit
	20. Double Eagle		E. Three strokes under par
	21. Green		O. Short grass area immediately surrounding cup or hole
	22. Divot		Q. Piece of grass and soil dug up when hitting ball
	23. Teeing Ground		T. Area where play for each hole begins
	24. Par		B. Number of strokes officially allowed for one particular hole. It is basically established by distance. It allows two putts for each green with perfect playing

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