net score-- A golfer's score after he/she subtracts his/her handicap.
niblick-- An old term for a deep-bladed club used to play from the sand and the rough. Roughly equivalent to a modern 9 iron.
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.
net score: Score for a hole or round after handicap strokes are deducted.
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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.
Net score
A player's score for a round after the handicap allowance has been deducted.
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Out of bounds
A ball is out of bounds if it lands anywhere prohibited for play - Usually beyond the courses boundaries.
Net Score - A player's score when his handicap has been deducted.
Pace of Play - The length of time that is required to complete a hole and/or round of golf.
net score The gross score minus the handicap.
nineteenth hole Slang for the clubhouse.
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Net Score - A players score when her handicap has been deducted.
Ninety Degree Rule - (also "90° rule, 90 degree rule") a practice where golf cars are allowed to drive on the fairway, or away from the cart paths, ...
Net Score: A player’s total score after 18 holes minus handicap strokes.
Net Score: A player's score after handicap deductions.
Niblick: Another name for a 9 iron. At the time of its use, it characteristically had a shorter face than other clubs and was also concave like a spoon.
NET SCORE
The score for a round or a hole after the handicap has been deducted from the gross score.
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Net Score
The total number of shots taken after the handicap is deducted from the gross score.
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Net score
Score after the handicap strokes have been deducted from the gross score.
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A golfer's net score is determined from his or her gross score (the number of strokes actually taken) by subtracting his or her handicap from the gross score.
Individual net scores using 80% handicap allowances and 2 net best-balls of 4
Illustrated here are the details of the net individual scores, using handicap allowances of 80% of each player's Course Handicap, and the team's 2 net best-balls of 4.
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.
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Under the handicap system, your handicap number (in this case 20) would be subtracted from your final score (that is, the number of strokes you used to cover the course) which would give you a net score of 72.
This means that if a Division 1 golfer's net score is one stroke higher than the CSS, their handicap will not increase. If a golfer's net score is higher than the CSS plus buffer zone combined, their handicap will increase by 0.1. This 0.
net score: The score after handicap has been deducted.
nineteenth hole: The clubhouse bar. Nr: Non-Return; a shot played with no scoring value or points equivalent.
In this case, since you'll be writing down both a gross and net score on each hole, your scorecard will look much tidier and be easier to read if you forego the "slash" method of writing the gross and net in the same box, ...
Six points are available on each hole : four to the player with the lowest net score, two points for the second lowest net score. Points are shared for equal scores on a hole. Sometimes known as "Split Six".
A player carries their flag until their net score has fallen behind the course using the hole stroke indexes.
Flagstick
The pole in the centre of the green with a flag attached.
Handicaps are subtracted from gross scores to obtain a net score.
Handicap Card
A handicap card indicates home course handicap of a golfer. A golfer's handicaps are updated monthly.
A competition where any individual or team compete to earn the best net score to record on the scorecard for each hole.
Birdie
Posting a score that is one stroke under par on any hole.
The number assigned to a player's ability levelæthe number of strokes over the course rating a player is expected to have. The lower the handicap, the better the player. A player's handicap is deducted from her gross score to establish her net score.
A competition where two or more players form a team. The best net score per team on each hole is recorded on the scorecard.
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nassau: A type of bet; The round is divided into three bets front 9, back 9 and for the full 18 holes.
net score: The score after handicap has been deducted.
nineteenth hole: The clubhouse bar.
Nett Score: A player's score after their handicap strokes have been subtracted from the gross score. A plus handicap player adds handicap strokes to the gross score to calculate their net score.
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 establish his net score.
 See also: Golf, Handicap, Net, Hole, Stroke
  
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