Gross score
A golfer?s score (total number of strokes) before the golfer?s handicap is subtracted.
MyGolfRounds.com Golfing Terms Glossary ...
Gross score: Your score over 18 holes before you reduce it by taking your handicap away.
Ground Under Repair: Areas of the course under repair. Balls may be removed from them without penalty.
Gross Score: The actual number of strokes taken by a player for hole or round before the player's handicap is deducted.
gross score-- The actual number of golf strokes a player takes before factoring in his/her golf handicap.
Gross Score
The number of shots taken to complete the course before deduction of handicap to give the net score.
Ground Under Repair ...
Gross Score - The player's score, before the deduction of his or her handicap when it becomes net.
Gross Score: Actual score shot before a handicap is deducted.
Ground the Club: The process of placing the clubhead behind the ball at address, generally touching the bottom of the grass.
gross score The score that a player has without considering his or her handicap.
ground club Placing the sole of the club on the ground. Not permitted when ball is in a hazard.
Gross Score: The total number of a player’s strokes during the entire round of golf.
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gross score
The actual number of shots taken by a player or team, before any handicap allowance is deducted.
Ground under Repair (G.U.R.) ...
Gross Score : The raw, actual or unadjusted score (strokes) before a handicap has been applied to ones score. Example: His score was 84 gross but once his handicap was applied he was 72 net.
Gross score
The total number of actual strokes played within a round, before handicap is taken into account.
Ground under Repair (GUR) ...
Gross score: 85 Course rating: 69.3 Course slope: 117
Yields a handicap differential of 15.2. If this golfer's handicap index is 10.5, the course handicap would be 10.5 * 117 / 113 = 11, and the net score would be 85 âˆ' 11 = 74.
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First, the gross score for the team is determined as the best gross result of any teammate on the hole. Second, the team's net score for the hole is determined as the best net result of another teammate.
Adjusted Gross Score - Your score after you apply your handicap stroke allowance.
Adjusted Gross Score: Competition scratch used to recalculate handicap. AGS is based on scores recorded by all players in the competition.
Their average gross score: 107 shots.
Eighty percent of the golfers do not achieve a handicap of less than 18.
(Source: Revista golf international. November 2000)
Here is a brief summary of what the people who responded told me: ...
Net Score: Gross score minus your handicap.
Par: The number of strokes a hole is designed to be completed in, based on it's length. Also describes the number of strokes in which the course should be played.
When the adjusted gross score is higher than the New Zealand Golf Course Rating, the handicap differential is a positive number.
Only the gross score of whichever partner`s score is to count for the hole must be recorded on the card. The score of the other player does not need to be recorded.
net score The gross score minus the handicap.
nineteenth hole Slang for the clubhouse.
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Handicap - the number of strokes a player receives and deducts from his gross score
Hanging lie - The ball on uneven ground causing an uneven stance to be adopted
Hazard - Any bunker or water hazard ...
In simplified terms, a handicap number, based on the slope of a course, is subtracted from the player's gross score and gives him a net score of par or better half the time.
Handsy ...
Gross score -Total number of strokes taken to complete a designated round.
Ground -Touching the surface or ground with the sole of the club at address.
Net score---your gross score minus your handicap.
Obstruction---any object, movable or immovable, that gets in the way of advancing the ball toward the hole.
Offset---on a clubhead, the leading edge is set back from the hosel.
A player carries a plus handicap when the gross score is often lower than par.
A plus handicap is added to a player's gross score in order to obtain the net score.Practice Greens
Practice greens are designated areas for practice putting.
Write down your strokes taken on each hole as you normally would. The gross score (your actual strokes played) goes on top.
This is called your gross score. If you have a handicap you would minus that from your Gross score leaving you with your Nett score. The person with the lowest nett score in a competition will be the winner.
When using this system, the gross score entered should conform to the rules of equitable score control, which puts a cap on the score per hole depending on the player's handicap index.
Calculating a score ...
Handicap - A deduction from a player's gross score devised to match his score against par to equate differential abilities to other players
Hazard - A term used to designate bunkers(sand traps or water areas ...
One or two shots added to the gross score for infringement of the rules.
Penalty Stroke
An additional stroke that's added to a player's score because of a rules violation. See also stroke and distance.
Handicap differential is computed from adjusted gross score, USGA course rating, slope rating and 113, which is the slope rating of a course of standard difficulty.
he team's final round for the score is determined by taking 35 percent of the best player's handicap and subtracting that score from the gross score.
Handicap: The number assigned to a player's ability level, as related to the number of strokes over or under par a player is expected to play. The lower the handicap, the better the player. A player's handicap is deducted from his gross score to ...
Grip: The manner in which a player holds the club. Also, the part of the shaft by which the club is held to make the swing.
Gross Score: The actual number of strokes taken by a player for hole or round before the player's handicap is deducted.
 See also: Gross, Handicap, Golf, Hole, Stroke
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