Scotch foursome
Where golfers play in teams and take alternate shots. They also take it in turn to drive.
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Scotch foursomes
In scotch foursomes teams of 2 players compete against each other. Players alternate hitting the same ball.
Scotch foursome
a match that has partners alternating hitting the same ball they also alternate driving regardless of who holed out on the previous hole
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Scotch Foursome
A golf match where players play in teams of two, taking alternate shots. Each hole is started alternatively as well.
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scotch foursome A style of play whereby partners alternate in hitting a single ball. Before the round, the partners must decide who will drive the even or odd numbered holes.
scratch (-golfer) Every duffers goal - a zero handicap.
SCOTCH FOURSOME
A match in which two teams compete, each team using one ball and hitting it alternately.
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Scotch Foursome
A competition involving teammates who alternate hitting the same ball.
Scotch Foursome a game where 2 two-man teams play one ball per team and teammates alternate strokes, the tee shot being hit by one team member on odd numbered holes and the other on even numbered holes (see also "Chapman Scotch" or "Pinehurst") ...
3. Alternate Shot
Alternate Shot is a format for 2-person teams and is sometimes called Foursomes. The two players on a team alternate hitting shots, playing the same ball. Odds and Evens and Scotch Foursomes are other versions of Alternate Shot.
 See also: Foursome, Golf, Stroke Play, Tee, Hole
  
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