UC scoring below par by a negative integer, and scoring above par by a positive integer. Golf formulas also use special terminology for the number of strokes above or below par, as summarized in the following table. ns the form Getting the Swing of It . . . 0, that MEANING DIFFERS FROM PAR TERM he Double eagle 3 strokes less than par -3 lat Eagle 2 strokes less than par - 2 Birdie I stroke less than par - 1 Par Expected number of strokes 0 Bogey 1 stroke more than par Double bogey 2 strokes more than par 2 In the Masters, par for a game (round) of 18 holes is 72. In the last round of the 2001 Masters Tournament, Tiger Woods had a score of 68. This meant that he completed the course in 4 fewer strokes than was expected. That is, he was 4 under par. There is no need to keep a tally of the actual number of strokes in a game. Instead, the numbers of birdies, pars, bogeys, and so on, are recorded. If a Masters golfer pars every hole, his score would be 72. If he bogeys 5 times and pars the rest, 5 would be added to 72, for a score of 77. 1. a. If a Masters player bogeys 7 holes and pars the rest, what would his score be? Explain. b. Determine a player's score if he eagles 3 holes and pars the rest. c. A golfer double-eagles 5 holes at the Masters and double-bogeys 13 holes. What is his score