Greensomes (also called 'Foursomes with selected drive,' 'Canadian Foursomes,' or 'Alternate Shot with selected drive') is a variation of foursomes in which a team of two players play a single ball alternately after selecting a preferred tee shot of ...
Greensomes Is a variation of foursomes, where each side consists of 2 players. Both players play one tee-shot each from every tee. A choice is then made as to which is the more favourable of the 2 ball positions, the other ball being picked up.
Greensome: Game in which both players on a team drive off. The better of the two is chosen; then they alternate shots from there. Grip: Piece of rubber/leather on the end of a club. Or your hold on the club.
foursome (greensome) A variation on foursome. Each player plays his/her own ball from the tee. The team then choose the best placed ball to complete the hole. free drop ...
Greensome an alternate shot tournament format with two two-man teams in each foursome, each player hits a tee shot, then the best tee shot of each two-man team is selected and the other ball is picked up, ...
Greensome - A pairs game with both playres driving off, the preferred ball is then selected and alternate shots are played to completion of the hole ...
Greensome: Greensomes is a competition format in which 2-person teams play one ball each. Players on a team tee off, the best of the two tee balls is selected and that ball is then played alternate-shot until holed.
greensome: Game format in which both players on a team drive off, choose the best placed ball and play foursomes from there. grip:The rubber/leather on the handle end of a club. Or the actual position of the hands formed to hold the club.
See also: Foursome, Shot, Hole, Handicap, Stroke
 
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