Golf term
Up-and-Down
An up-and-down is getting the ball into the hole in two shots from off the green — typically one chip, pitch, or bunker shot followed by one putt.
Up-and-down percentage measures short-game and putting effectiveness together. In strokes gained terms, a converted up-and-down usually shows up as positive around-the-green and putting numbers.
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Glossary
Scrambling
Scrambling is the percentage of holes where you miss the green in regulation but still make par or better.
Glossary
Greens in Regulation (GIR)
A green in regulation is reached when your ball is on the putting surface with at least two putts remaining for par — i.e. in one shot on a par 3, two on a par 4, or three on a par 5.