“A beautiful day for a game of golf! A golfer swings his golf club as he drives off the tee.”
More Vocabulary:
- birdie – noun/verb – a score of one under par / to play a hole with a score of one under par
- bunker – noun – a hollow are of ground filled with sand (a hazard in golf)
- drive – verb – to hit a golf ball hard so it travels a long way
- eagle – noun/verb – a score of two under par / to play a hole with a score of two under par
- fairway – noun – the area with short grass between the tee and the green on a golf course
- fore – interjection – a warning shouted to warn people that a golf ball is approaching them
- green – noun – a flat area of grass surrounding the hole on a golf course
- hole in one – noun – a shot from the tee that goes into the hole with just one hit
- par – noun/verb – the expected score a good golfer should get when hitting the golf ball into the hole (or holes) on a golf course / to play a hole with a score of par
- putt – noun/verb – a gentle hit of a golf ball across the green or short grass towards or into the hole / to gently hit a golf ball across the green or short grass towards or into the hole
- rough – noun – an area of a golf course with long grass
- tee – noun – a small stick that holds the golf ball so you can hit it easily – or the place where you hit the first golf ball on a hole
A golfer places his golf ball on the tee
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