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In golf, what does it mean when they say 3&4? example here: http://www.lpga.com/content/HSBC_Round3Summary.pdf |
LPGA Golf, HSBC Matchplay Championship Yes, as the answer above states. But the other way around. They would say 4 and 3 (not 3 and 4), as in 4 up with three holes to play, so the opponent can no longer win anyways and the match is over. 3 and 4 is a reference to the result in matchplay. What that means is for example: Annika Sorenstam was 4 up on her opponent with 3 holes left. Therefore, that was the closure of the match due to the fact that Annika was 4 holes up and only 3 holes were left, the opponent's victory is now impossible. it's a score in match play ahead by 3 holes with 4 holes left to play |
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