Successfully hitting a shot from a poor location.

The score an elite player is expected to make on a hole – either a three, four or five.

The distance between the centre of the target or forward shoulder and the hands on the grip.

A competition where points are awarded for winning the front nine, back nine and overall 18 – the most popular form of game to bet on.

A term for describing a score of even par.

Winning each of these events once in a career.

(Modern) Winning the four professional Major Championships – the PGA Championship, the Masters and the US and British Opens – in a single calendar year. Nobody has ever achieved this feat.

A score of two-under-par on a hole.

When a hole is tied in a match and the bet is carried over to the next hole.

A hollow of either sand or grass – exists as an obstacle and, sometimes, a hazard.