BlueHen2006
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Two strokes using two different clubs with the second club getting the ball into the hole.
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Two strokes using two different clubs with the second club getting the ball into the hole.
Birdie on a par 3? Eagle on a par 4? The ever elusive albatross on a par 5?
Birdie on a par 3? Eagle on a par 4? The ever elusive albatross on a par 5?
I'd most likely use birdie, eagle, or albatross in those three situation because they sound cooler to me. U&D I would probably reserve for par or worse. Maybe if I was short of making it on a par 5 in two I'd use U&D for my chip and one putt birdie, but still like saying birdie. :alien2:
Are you saying when you sit down and analyze a scorecard (ok, I'm assuming here that everyone analyzes their scorecard after the round like I do) you wouldn't count a hole as U&D if you made birdie or better on it even if you made the virtually identical shots on a different hole to make bogey and would count it on the bogey hole?
Define close.
Is it not possible to get up and down for birdie on a par 4 or par on a par 5?
Yeah those work to. I define close as <30 yards, pretty sure that is the measure for shotlink and strokes gained around the green as well.
If there's an irrefutable black and white definition I've never seen it...
Sure, why not? If thats what someone wants to do.So, basically, any time you have 1 putt or less no matter the score on the hole?
So, basically, any time you have 1 putt or less no matter the score on the hole?
Sure, why not? If thats what someone wants to do.
What about getting up and down for eagle?
That's the point. There's no set distance for U&D. Maybe you got up and down from 210.If you can drive a par 5 green, sure! Otherwise it'd have to be a net eagle playing HC golf. I've never been within "up and down" range of a par 5 in 1 shot.
I'd consider getting up and down to be any shot from just off the green to 20 yards off the green or so and then making the putt.
absolutely, why not? It all depends the reason for keeping the stat or noting what you just did.
I mean suppose Im greenside sitting 4 because of some prior screw up. And now I get up and down for a double. I still got up and down. It still says to me "nice job there" with that part of the hole.