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Significats de one under par en anglès

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Examples for "birdie"
Examples for "birdie"
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Montgomerie holed a birdie putt of nearly 35 feet at the second.
The Irish Times
2
From far off I hear the sound of...a badminton birdie being hit?
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3
Noren also blitzed his way to a birdie hat-trick from the 12th.
Reuters
4
The US boys are in a good spot for a birdie though.
The Guardian
5
A birdie two at the short par-three sixth started the birdie blitz.
The Irish Times
Ús de one under par en anglès
1
He is one under par and still firmly part of the discussion.
The Guardian
2
Carvill leads the chase for the professional 36-hole overall prize on one under par.
The Irish Times
3
World number one Ariya Jutanugarn of Thailand opened with a one under par 71.
Radio NZ
4
Kaymer had reached the Friday turn in one under par.
The Guardian
5
Justin Rose will begin day four in a share for 10th, at one under par.
The Guardian
6
He would end the day on one under par.
Reuters
7
Instead he found a way to scramble, and finished one under par for the round.
The Guardian
8
McIlroy was one under par for the round and level for the tournament at the time.
The Guardian
9
That left Woods at one under par, one behind England's Ross Fisher, and level with Phil Mickelson.
The Guardian
10
A third Scot, Mike Miller, shared third spot on one under par after closing with a 73.
The Irish Times
11
Fox fired a one under par 70 which included five birdies, two bogeys and a double bogey.
Radio NZ
12
I did it one under par.
The Clicking of Cuthbert
13
He was one under par, where he remained until slipping back by a further stroke at the 11th.
The Guardian
14
I suggest that when one of us plays a hole in one under par he receives double compensation.'
The Irish Times
15
McIlroy had four birdies in his first 11 holes to climb to one under par in the tricky wind.
The Irish Times
16
Justin Rose was one under par after 15 holes, having picked up one birdie in a hitherto bogey-free round.
The Guardian