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Up-and-Down

Chip and putt to save par

Pronunciation

/ˌʌp ən ˈdaʊn/

Definition

Hitting a chip or pitch shot followed by a single putt to complete a hole, typically to save par after missing the green in regulation. Up-and-downs are a measure of a golfer's short game proficiency and scrambling ability.

Example

"He got an up-and-down from the bunker."

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