stroke play

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stroke play

In stroke play, the golfer with the fewest total strokes wins the tournament.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A method of scoring in golf: "stroke play" refers to a scoring system where the total number of strokes a player takes to complete a round or tournament is counted. The player with the lowest total score wins.
Usage
  • Stroke play is the most common format in professional golf tournaments.
  • In stroke play, every stroke on every hole counts toward the final score.
  • The competition was decided by stroke play over four rounds.
Examples
Advanced Usage
  • "medal play": A synonym for "stroke play," often used interchangeably, though "stroke play" is more common in modern usage.
    • The event switched from match play to medal play format.
Variants and Related Words
  • Stroke (noun): A single act of striking the ball in golf or other sports.
  • Strokes (noun, plural): The total count of individual hits taken.
Synonyms
  • Medal play: An alternative term for the same scoring system.
Related Terms and Concepts
  • Match play: A contrasting golf format where players compete to win individual holes rather than counting total strokes.
  • Gross score: The total number of strokes taken before accounting for a player's handicap.
  • Net score: The total strokes taken minus a player's handicap, often used in amateur stroke play events.
stroke play

In stroke play, the golfer with the fewest total strokes wins the tournament.

Noun
  1. golf scoring by total strokes taken

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