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up and down, greens in regulation?
What is "up and down"?

Greens in regulation - I assume it means being on the green at 1 under your par - ie assuming a 1 putt only? Is this correct.
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Re: up and down, greens in regulation?
Green in regulation is being on the green at 2 under par or better (ie 2 putts scores no worse than par).

Up and down is missing the green in regulation but getting on and making 1 putt (or chipping/pitching in after missing the green).

Scrambling is specifically getting up and down for par.
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Old 02-11-2010, 11:04 AM
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Re: up and down, greens in regulation?
That's good to know..I have been wondering about that phrase as well.
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