pars

[ pahrz ]

noun

, plural par·tes [pahr, -teez].

1. (in prescriptions) a part.

Word History and Origins

Origin of pars¹

From Latin

Example Sentences

However, Song had eight pars and seven birdies over the last 15 holes.

From Los Angeles Times

After a run of four pars, he dropped a shot at the par-three seventh after failing to get up-and-down from left of the green.

From BBC

But while there were birdies to be had on the front nine, Rahm also showed how tough the back nine would be as he had eight pars and a bogey to finish on one under.

From BBC

But the 37-year-old steadied the ship with four straight pars and picked up shots at the 16th and 18th, sinking a 20-foot birdie putt on the last.

From BBC

England's Justin Rose, who came through qualifying to book his place in the tournament, closed with 11 straight pars as he moved one off the lead on two under.

From BBC