Welcome to Golf For Beginners Academy! In this video, we’re diving into the exciting world of golf by exploring one of the key terms every beginner should know: “What Is a Birdie in Golf?” 🏌️♂️🦅
Discover the simplicity behind the birdie concept as we break it down step by step. From understanding the scoring system to the thrill of achieving a birdie on the course, this video is your go-to guide for mastering this fundamental aspect of golf.
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Hello and welcome. If you’re new to the game of golf and you are wondering, what is a birdie, what is an eagle, what is an albatross? And all of these different words. Well, look no further. This video is for you.
Hello and welcome to the golf for Beginners academy. My name is Nicola, and I’m gonna explain to you what all of these weird words, they actually mean. So let’s dive straight into it. So when you play a round of golf, you usually play 18
Holes, and each hole will have what we call a par. So it’s usually either a par three hole, par four hole, or par five hole. What does that mean? Well, that means that, let’s say a professional player is supposed to use three shots to
Get the ball in the hole. On a par three hole, a professional player is supposed to use four shots when it is a par four hole to get the ball in the hole, and five shots on a par five hole
To get the ball in the hole, that would be what a professional player would be expected to be able to do. If the professional player, let’s say he’s playing a par five hole, so he should use five shots, but he only uses four shots, that is one better than he should,
That is called a birdie. Okay. If the player uses two shot less than he was supposed to or she was supposed to, that would be playing a par five hole, but only using three shots, that would be called an eagle. So that’s a little bit better than the birdie.
And then we have, if you do three better than you’re supposed to. So let’s say you are playing, again, a par five hole, but you only use two shots. It does not happen very often, but if you only use two shots, that would be an albatross.
So three better than you’re supposed to do. So, birdie, eagle, albatross. Those are the nice words. We like to hear them on the golf course. We also have something called a bogey. A bogey that is, well, the opposite direction. Because what if you use one shot more than you’re supposed to use?
So we can say, now we play a par four hole, but the professional player, he or she uses five shots to get the ball in the hole, that would be called a bogey. And if the player uses two more shots than he or she
Was supposed to, so that would be using six shots, six shots on a par four hole, that would be a double bogey. And then you can actually just continue, because if you use three shots too much, it’ll be a triple bogey and so on.
And there you go. That is the explanation of these funky words, but they basically just tell you what your score was compared to what the par of the hole was. And there you go. Good luck with your golfing journey.
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