How many rounds of women’s golf?Explaining the rules of the movement Aditi Ashok, Diskha Dagar are competing

Aditi Ashok Completed another wonderful round of golf 2021 Olympics After three rounds, she ranked second with a score of 12 under par.

The tropical storm warning in Tokyo added interest to this event. The IGF Competition Committee announced that if the weather is unfavorable and the fourth round cannot be completed, the event will resume to 54 holes instead of 72 holes.

This may win India a golf medal, which is the first medal in the sport. Another Indian, Diksha Dagar (Diksha Dagar) ranked 51st.

In this article, we take a look at how golf is played.

2021 Olympic Golf

As we all know, golf requires participants to hit the ball into a hole and count the number of hits.

The Olympics have stroke play, where golfers compete in four rounds on an 18-hole golf course. This actually means that the event has four 18 holes, or 72 holes.

Each hole is assigned a number of possible hits, depending on its difficulty and the distance from the tee (starting point) to the hole. Usually the par number of a hole varies from three to five. A player who finds a hole within the specified number of shots is said to have reached par.

If players complete the hole with fewer shots, they are said to be under par. If they shoot more than the set number, they will exceed the par.

At the end of the game, the golfer who completes the 72-hole course with the fewest shots wins. At the 2021 Olympics, the par for a single round of 18 holes is 71.

So far, in the women’s competition, Aditi Ashok has completed her round with 67, 66 and 68. Her cumulative under-par score is 12.

If she can continue to maintain this performance in the fourth round, she will win a medal for India in a sport that few people expected.

At the same time, Dixa Dajjal scored 76, 72 and 72 in the three rounds.

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