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PAR

In golf, par is the number of strokes a scratch player should need to complete a hole, or course. The number of strokes takes into consideration the length of the hole or course as well as any obstacles, with two strokes being allowed for the putting. A par 3 hole is then, one which allows one stroke to place the ball on the green and a further two putts.
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