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Stableford
/ ˈsteɪbəlfəd /
noun
- golf
- a scoring system in which points are awarded according to the number of strokes taken at each hole, whereby a hole completed in one stroke over par counts as one point, a hole completed in level par counts as two points, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of Stableford1
Example Sentences
In the 48-player celebrity division, former NHL standout Jeremy Roenick took a two-point lead in the modified Stableford format.
“Making a 6 on one left a sour taste in my mouth,” said van Rooyen, who won the 2021 Barracuda Championship under the modified Stableford scoring system.
“Making a 6 on one left a sour taste in my mouth,” said van Rooyen, who won the 2021 Barracuda Championship under the modified Stableford scoring system.
With the tournament using a version of the modified Stableford scoring system, Fish had a three-point lead as he lined up for his final tee shot.
The eagle was good for six points under a version of the modified Stableford scoring system.
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