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Where and when was golf first played?
St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland
1415
Where and when was the first golf championship played?
St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland
1754
What is the "Golfing Mecca" of the world?
Royal Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
When did golf first come to the US?
Early 1800's
When was the first golf course built and what was it's name?
1888
St. Andrews Golf Club of Yonkers, New York
Who was the first president?
John Reid
How many holes did the first USA course consist of?
Six
Where was the first permanent course established in America?
Shinecock Hills Golf Course in Westchester Count, New York.
When was the US Golf Association established?
1894
What are the two annual US championships?
US Open
US Amateur
What are golf's unwritten rules called?
Golf etiquette
What is the order of hitting off the first tee?
Random Choice
What is the order after the first hole?
lowest score first, second lowest second, etc.
What should you do if your ball lands on the wrong fairway?
Let the players coming up fairway play their shots before you hit.
What does it mean to "attend" the flag?
Lift it out of the hole to let the ball go in, or put it in the hole to mark the target.
Who is obligated to "attend" the flag?
The person closest to the hole.
Who should putt first?
The person farthest from the hole.
Ace:
A hole in one
Amateur:
A golfer who is not paid for playing
Approach:
Normally a short or medium shot played to the putting green or pin.
Away:
The player farthest from the hole is the first to play.
Birdie:
A score of one under par on a hole.
Bogey:
A score of one over par on a hole
Bunker
sand trap
chip
a short, lofted shot from around the green
divot
piece of turf removed with a golf shot.
dogleg
a left or right bend in the fairway
eagle
2 under par
foursome
four golfers playing together
gimmie:
a short putt very close to the hole that your playing partners award
green
the area of the golf hole on the course designed for putting
hazard
any obstacle on a course
hook
a golf shot that curves strongly from right to left
lie
the position of the ball on the course
marker
an item used to mark position of your golf ball
penalty stroke
an additional stroke added to a player's score for a rules violation
play through
when a group or player will pass a group of slower golfers playing on the hole ahead.
rough
area where grass is long and thick
scramble
a format of golf play in which the best ball is picked after each shot and the process starts all over again until the ball is putted in
shank
a shot struck by the club that travels dead right for a right-handed player
slice
a shot that curves violently to the right
whiff
to swing and miss the golf ball completely (what I always do) :P
Are PE quizes bogus?
Yes.