what is the maximum yardage for par 3,4,and 5 holes in golf?
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there isn't any, but the longest that i know of are:\npar 3: 250\npar 4: 560\nPar 5: 650
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Normally, and to get an "official" handicap, the golf pro at your club needs to do it.  However, it's a fairly simply process.  You have to play several rounds of golf on a full 18 hole golf course and keep your scores.  You don't have to be the same course, but that is recommended.  Once you have the scores, total them up, divide the total by the number of rounds played, and subtract 72.\n\nExample:  you played 3 rounds of golf and scored 85, 87, 100 (bad day, that).  Total the scores: 85 + 87 + 100 = 272.\n\nDivided the total by the number of rounds played: 272 / 3 = 90.66666 (91)\n\nSubtract 72 (par for 18 holes) from the new total: 91 - 72 = 19.\n\nYou have a handicap of 19
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I even went to the Historical Rules of Golf page and there was nothing about the # of clubs in the bag.  hmmmmmmmm.\nI don't know.\n\nHow Many Clubs are Allowed to be Carried in the Golf Bag?\nFourteen clubs are the maximum allowed in one player's bag. Any number below 14 is fine, but more than 14 is not.\nAlso, those 14 clubs cannot be changed during the course of one round. You must finish with the 14 you started with. (There are some exceptions in the case of a club breaking.)\n\nHowever, if you begin with fewer than 14, you may add clubs during a round as long as no delay is caused and as long as the club(s) added are not borrowed from another player.\n\nThe penalty for exceeding the 14-club rule in match play is a loss of hole for each hole played in violation of the rule, up to two holes lost.\n\nIn stroke play the penalty is two strokes for each hole played in violation of the rules, with a maximum of four strokes.
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This is the yardage for a beginner golfers\n1 Wood (drive) – 180 Yards\n2 Wood –170 Yards\n5 Wood –160 Yards\n4 Iron –150 Yards\n5 Iron –140 Yards\n6 Iron –130 Yards\n\n7 Iron – 120 yards\n8 Iron – 110 yards\n9 Iron – 100 yards\nPitching Wedge –90 yards\nYou can find more information like this on www.playgolfamerica.com
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The most common way to describe the size is by way of yardage.  That is the total distance between all 18 holes in more or less a straight line.   An average of 6,500 yards would be a fair estimate (UK & Ireland)
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I think some people assumed you meant driving off from damp grass although you may have meant what is the best driver to use if the fairway ahead is damp?  If so, it depends how damp.  If the ground is heavy then the ball wont kick on too far when it lands so you would obviously want a driver that gives you a high degree of loft rather than relying on a decent bounce - probably one of the higher-lofted 10 and 11 degree drivers like most PGA Pros tend to carry (although a 3 wood has a loft between 15 and 18 degrees and a 5 wood has a loft between 20 and 22 degrees - both good options).  If the ground is just damp, it could be the diametric opposite - the ball might really zip when it first hits the fairway so I guess most drivers would do.  Calloways are nice drivers to play with.
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Look at your score card for the line that says handicap.  The rating of each hole 1 through 18.  1 is the hardest.  You get 2 strokes on every hole except the holes rated 13 through 18.  Those are the easiest 6 holes.  Now you subtract the number of strokes you get on each hole from what you made on the hole.
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I am a golf pro and I have the pleasure of trying alot of equipment.\n\nTrust me when I say this, the Nike SQ 3 wood off the deck is the straightest 3 wood on the market.  Comes out a little low and HOT.  The 5 wood is only 3 degrees different if you want something higher, almost the same distance.  \n\nThose rescues are not the best off the deck, but you will find them better than a 3 wood out of the junk or a fairway bunker.\n\nLets have a game sometime at Bushwood with Doctor Beeper!
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5 ft 9in and size does matter in golf.  I think it's funny someone who asked the same question 4 times complains about this one.
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The greater the number the smaller the chances, yes chances are you can hit a hole in one in 3500 hits but to hit 3 holes in one in 50 rounds it's impossible, maybe in 50 million rounds but it will take you maybe 70 years to do it..☺
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"NFG research shows that only 22% of all golfers regularly\n\nscore better than 90 for 18 holes on a regulation length course. For\n\nfemales, the percentage drops to 7%, and for males it goes up to 25%.\n\nThe average 18-hole score on a full-size course is 97 for men and 114 for\n\nwomen. It's an even 100 for all golfers. Only 6% of the men and 1% of the\n\nwomen say they break 80 regularly."
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Im not sure what your asking.\n\n18 golfers playing 3 at a time 18/3=6 teams.\nSo you have 6 teams.\n\n6 teams or 6 threesomes playing 12 holes or 12 rounds of golf.  What would you consider a round of golf? 9 holes or 18 holes.\n\nIt takes a 4some 5 hours to complete 18 holes.\nIt takes a 4some 2-1/2 hours to complete 9 holes.\nIt takes a 3some 4 hours to complete 18 holes.\nIt takes a 3some 2 hours to complete 9 holes.\nThis is assuming that they are not constantly waiting for people ahead of them.\n\nSo based on 3somes playing 18 holes, everybody could play twice a day, for 6 days to complete 12 games.\n\nMost people can't play that much golf at once.\nEven the pros only play 1 round a day for a maximum of 4 days in a row.
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yea i played one the other day...Lehigh Acres, Florida...on the Mirror Lakes Course...702 yards...
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One under par for a given hole.
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A birdie is Whenever you shoot one under on a hole in golf. So if the par or avg. amount of shots to finish the hole is 4 shots then to get a birdie you'd have to make it in 3 shots
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This can be found on www.playgolfamerica.com the chart is for beginner golfers.  You can sign up for a free golf lesson from a PGA pro at that site.\n1 Wood (drive) – 180 Yards\n2 Wood –170 Yards\n5 Wood –160 Yards\n4 Iron –150 Yards\n5 Iron –140 Yards\n6 Iron –130 Yards\n\n7 Iron – 120 yards\n8 Iron – 110 yards\n9 Iron – 100 yards\nPitching Wedge –90 yards
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Here ya go sporty:\n\nhttp://readygolf.com/catalog/pdetail.php?prdid=263