What are some common golf lingo that most golfers use on the course?

Some common golf lingo that most golfers use on the course include:

• “Fore!” — shouted as a warning when a golfer’s ball is heading towards other players
• “Birdie” — one stroke under par on a hole
• “Bogey” — one stroke over par on a hole
• “Eagle” — two strokes under par on a hole
• “Par” — the number of strokes a golfer is expected to take on a hole or course
• “Mulligan” — a do-over on a stroke, typically not allowed in official play
• “Sandbagger” — a golfer who consistently scores much lower than their skill level
• “Green” — the area of the hole where the hole is located
• “Tee” — the starting point for a hole.
• “Fairway” — the short-grass area between the tee and the green
• “Rough” — the tall grass or bushes that border the fairway
• “Bunker” — a sand-filled depression on the course
• “Out of bounds” — when a ball goes over the edge of the course and is not playable.
• “Hazard” — anything on the course that can cause trouble for a golfer, such as a bunker, water, or a large tree.