Golf crossword

Scored by a player who sinks the ball in the cup one stroke under par for that hole
When the number of strokes it takes to sink the ball in a hole exceeds the par by one.
When a golfer is two strokes under par for a given hole.
This rare score occurs when the golfer's tee shot goes into the hole.
A shot used on a short approach, in which the ball is popped up in the air in such a manner as to have it roll toward the pin when it lands on the green
Term describing a golfer’s first stroke from the tee box on every hole.
The surface area of the club head used for striking the ball.
A shot used when close to the hole. Usually used when on the green
Describes the ball that lies farthest from the cup when two or more golfers are playing. The away ball is always the first one played on each turn.
The round hole on each green
The long stretch of neatly trimmed grass that runs between the tee box and the green.
The short grassy surface where the cup is located
The area at the start of each hole from where players drive the ball.
A pond or stream. If a ball lands in water and is unable to be played, the golfer takes a penalty stroke.
Sand-filled pits on fairways and next to greens that are placed as hazards on a course.