A score of one under par on a hole. (Her birdie on the 10th hole was a turning point in the match).

"little bird," 1792, from bird (n.1) + -ie. As golf slang for "a hole played one under par," by 1908, perhaps from bird (n.) in American English slang sense of "exceptionally [..]

a score of one under (less than) par for a hole Example: She made a birdie 4 on the par 5 15th hole.

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

A hole played in one stroke par (below)

Holing out in the one stroke below bogey or par.

A score of one under par on a given hole.

Term for holing out (finishing the hole) 1 stroke under the par. Bogie

A score of one under the par of the hole.

A score on a golf hole that is one less than Par. Bogey

a score of one under (less than) par for a hole

The term birdie is used, if a golf player holed out in one strike under par. So for instance a birdie is, if a golfer holes a par-5 hole with only four strokes. The expression is probably caused in the 19th century, because bird was something like cool back then. So the term a bird of a shot was allegedly shortened to birdie.

One under par score on a hole.

- The completion of a hole with one throw under par.

A score of one under the par for the hole played.

a hole played one stroke under par.

Completing a hole one stroke under par.

This represents a score of one under par on a hole. For example, if a hole is a par four, then a player who scored a birdie completed the hole using only three shots.

Birdie is a score on an individual hole which is one stroke below par.

One stroke under par for a hole. Also possibly derived from the term "It flew like a bird" to indicate a good shot. BIRD'S NEST

When a hole is completed in one less shot than par.

  A score of one under par on a hole.

  A score of one under par on a hole.

A golf hole is completed in a score which is one shot lower than the Par of the golf hole.

A score of one under par on a single hole.

Scoring 1-under par on any hole (i.e. 2 on a par-3, 3 on par-4, 4 on a par 5).

One stroke under par.

  putting the ball in the hole at one shot less than par.

A hole played one stroke under par.

a score of one less than par for any hole. Example: "Steve made a birdie (4) on the par 5, 15th hole."

When a hole is played in one stroke under par, e.g. 2 strokes for a par 3

The number of kicks which is 1 kick less than the par is called birdie.

A term to indicate a score on an individual hole of one under par

A score of one under par on a hole.

A hole completed in two under par.

Finishing a hole with one throw less than par (1 under Par, or “One Down”). Also the name of a disc manufactured by Innova.

1 under par on a hole. Worthy of a fist-pump.

A score of one shot less than par

a hole played in one stroke under par.

A Mulligan, the best of one or more practice swings, and a 20-foot "gimme" putt. See EAGLE

A score of one-under par on a hole.

One stroke under par for a hole. Also possibly derived from the term "It flew like a bird" to indicate a good shot.

A score of one under par on a hole.

One stroke under par for a hole. Also possibly derived from the term "It flew like a bird" to indicate a good shot.

Finishing a hole using one less shot than Par.

Finishing 1 under par on a hole.

A score that is made 1 under par

is completing a hole having struck the ball one fewer time than par.

A score of one under par on a given hole.

One Stroke Under Par

Scoring one under par for the hole is termed birdie. For example, a birdie is shooting a score of 4 on a par 5 hole.

Term used for a score of one under the par for a hole.

A score of one under par on a hole.

(n) (golf) a score of one stroke under par on a hole(n) badminton equipment consisting of a ball of cork or rubber with a crown of feathers(v) shoot in one stroke under par

A score of 1 under par for a hole. (i.e. a score of 3 on a par 4 hole)

A score of one under par on the hole played. top

A score of 1 stroke below Par (set score).

(diminutive) A bird; a birdling. ''Aw, that's a cute little birdie. Is it a budgie?'' (golf) The completion of a hole one stroke below par. ''He scored ten birdies during the tournament.'' ( [..]

Diminutive of Bertha, Bernice and other names with a similar sound, or sometimes simply from the English word bird.