Crossword Clue: Between a bogey and a birdie
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- --- for the course
- 100, for a bond
- 100, for a Treasury bond
- 2, 3, or 4, usually, in miniature golf
- 2, 3 or 4, usually, in miniature golf
- 2, at many a putt-putt
- 2, at Putt-Putt
- 3, 4 or 5, but rarely 6
- 3 4 or 5 in golf
- 3, 4 or 5 on a golf course
- 3, 4 or 5 on a golf hole, typically
- 3, 4 or 5 strokes, e.g.
- 3, 4 or 5, typically, in golf
- 3, 4 or 5, usually, for a golf hole
- 3, 4 or 5, usually
- 3, for a short golf hole
- 3 to 5, for a golf hole
- 36 for nine holes, often
- 36 for nine, often
- 4, for many holes
- 4, maybe, on a golf hole
- 4 or 5, frequently
- 4, usually, on the links
- 5, for some golf holes
- 5, for some holes
- 5 is a high one
- 5, sometimes
- 6 is a rare one
- 71, at the Bethpage Black Course
- 72, at Augusta National Golf Club
- 72, at Augusta National
- 72, at Augusta
- 72 at Pebble Beach, e.g.
- 72, at Pebble Beach
- 72, at St. Andrews
- 72, at the Masters
- 72 for 18 holes, often
- 72 for 18, often
- 72, for many courses
- 72, for many golf courses
- 72, frequently
- 72, in many cases
- 72, maybe, on a golf course
- 72, often, in golf
- 72, often
- 72, on many courses
- 72, on many golf courses
- 72, usually
- __ excellence (superior)
- __ excellence
- __ for the course (about average)
- __ for the course (customary)
- __ for the course (normal)
- __ for the course (usual)
- __ for the course
- __ value
- ___ avion
- ___ excellence
- ___ for the course (expected)
- ___ for the course (normal)
- ___ for the course (typical)
- ___ for the course (usual)
- ___ for the course (what's expected)
- ___ for the course
- ___ Lagerkvist.
- An ace is under it
- An eagle beats it
- An eagle is two under it
- An eagle is two under this
- ____ Avion
- ____ excellence
- A birdie beats it
- A bogey is over it
- A golfer tries to break it
- A hacker won't break it
- A number of strokes
- A pro might shoot it
- Acceptable shooting?
- Accepted standard
- Below ___ (worse than average)
- Benchmark at a hole
- Achievement for a duffer
- Between a bogey and a birdie
- Between birdie and bogey
- Beyond comparison, ... excellence
- Big deal for a duffer
- Birdie beater
- Birdie-bogey go-between
- Birdie plus one?
- Birdie plus one
- Augusta score
- Average amount
- Average, for a golfer
- Average for JoAnne Carner
- Average golf score
- Average number
- Average score for the golf course
- Average score for Tiger
- Average score in a golf game
- Average score in golf
- Average score on the golf course
- Average score on the links
- Average
- Avoid a bogey
- Bogey beater
- Bogey minus one
- Bogey's better
- Almost a birdie
- Bond price of 100
- Bond principal
- Bond's base value
- Four, usually
- Duffer's achievement
- Duffer's aspiration
- Duffer's delight
- Duffer's dream
- Duffer's goal
- Duffer's quest
- Botch a birdie
- Common level
- E on some scoreboards
- Eagle + 2
- Eagle plus two
- Hole goal
- Hole number
- Hole number?
- Hole stat
- Hole statistic
- Green goal, for many
- Green mean
- Green number
- Comparable level
- Green standard
- Green target
- Green yardstick
- Certain shooter's target
- Certain swingers try to make it
- Feat for a duffer
- Conclusion of a drive, perhaps
- Conclusion to a drive, perhaps
- It can be for the course
- Desirable number of strokes
- Hacker's coup
- Hacker's goal
- Figure after a hole length
- It may be shot by a sportsman
- It may be shot in the open
- Figure on a golf course.
- It may be two on a minigolf hole
- Figure to shoot for, in golf
- Figure to shoot for
- It may not be easy to shoot
- It might be shot by a sportsman
- It's 2 on most minigolf holes
- Genre for Jay-Z and Master P
- It's 72 at Augusta National
- It's 72 at Pebble Beach
- It's 72 for many courses
- It's 72 on many courses
- It's above an eagle
- It's as low as two in miniature golf
- It's bad to be over it
- It's beaten by a birdie
- It's better than a bogey
- It's between a birdie and a bogey
- Disc golf figure
- Disc golf standard
- It's elementary, to Watson
- It's expected
- It's for the course?
- It's "for the course"
- It's for the course
- It's frequently 72
- It's good if you can break it
- It's good to break on the links
- It's good to break this
- It's good to shoot under it
- It's hard to shoot
- It's higher than an eagle
- By its location [see adjoining squares of answer], a birdie
- By its location [see adjoining squares of answer], a bogey
- Get a 3 on a 3, e.g.
- It's lower in mini golf than in golf
- Couples can break it
- Couples may be under it
- Course average?
- Course average
- Course benchmark
- Course expectation
- Course figure
- Course goal
- Course guide?
- Course listing
- Course number?
- Course number
- Course objective
- Course posting
- It's never one in golf
- Course standard
- Course yardstick
- It's not easy to shoot
- It's not unusual
- It's occasionally 5
- It's often 2 or 3 for a miniature-golf hole
- It's often 72 for an 18-hole golf course
- Five, for some holes
- Five, four or three, on the links
- It's often two, in mini golf
- It's often two in minigolf
- It's "saved" with a great putt
- It's something to shoot for
- It's to be expected
- ItÂ’s two more than an eagle
- It's two on many minigolf holes
- It's typically 72 for a course
- Equal footing
- It's usually 3, 4, or 5
- It's usually 3, 4 or 5
- Equal standing
- It's usually between 3 and 5
- Equal
- It's usually four
- Equality
- Equity in value
- Equivalence
- Ernie Els's goal
- Established norm
- Creditable golf score
- Even __: 72, often, in golf
- Important number for rich people doing golf stuff
- Even for Tiger
- Even, in golf
- Even number?
- Even
- Go for it
- Excellence may follow this
- Excellent drivers often break it
- Goal for a hole
- Goal for many club swingers
- Goal on a hole
- Goal on the green
- Expected number of strokes for a good golfer
- Expected result
- Expected
- Gold digger's quest
- Gold standard
- Henry VIII's sixth wife
- Golf average
- Golf benchmark
- Golf course average
- Golf course benchmark
- Golf course number
- Golf course score
- Golf course standard, the theme of the puzzle
- Golf course standard
- Golf course statistic
- Golf course target
- Golf goal
- Golf hole benchmark
- Golf hole goal
- Golf hole number
- Golf measure
- Golf norm
- Golf number
- Golf pros often break it
- Golf pros regularly break it
- Golf score
- Golf score between bogey and birdie
- Golf score, sometimes
- Golf-score standard
- Golf score standard
- Golf score that you could "save" or "break"
- Golf score that's "saved"
- Golf score to shoot for
- Golf scorecard figure
- Golf scorecard number
- Golf scorecard word
- Golf scoring standard
- Golf standard score
- Golf standard
- Golf stat
- Golf statistic
- Golf target
- Golf term
- Golfer's aspiration
- Golfer's benchmark
- Golfers' benchmark
- Golfer's concern
- Golfer's four, often
- Golfer's goal, at least
- Golfer's goal, at the least
- Golfer's goal
- Golfer's norm
- Golfer's objective.
- Golfer's objective
- Golfers sometimes break it
- Golfer's standard
- Golfer's target score
- Golfer's target
- Golfers try to stay under it
- Golfers want to be under it
- Golfing average
- Golfing goal
- Golfing standard
- Good golf score
- Good golfer's goal
- Good score for a duffer
- Good score for most
- Good score, if the course is tough
- Good thing to break on a golf course
- Good thing to break
- Good thing to shoot
- Face value
- Face value.
- Just average
- Four, often
- Four on Augusta's fifth
- Four, on many a golf hole
- Four, on most holes
- Four score, often?
- Not unusual
- Not up to ___ (below average)
- Not up to ___
- Most golfers never break it
- Stock figure
- Stock-market word
- Stock-share word
- Stock value, perhaps
- Stock value
- Stock word
- Value which for Apple stock is $0.00001
- Stock's face value
- Strange norm
- Number on a golf course
- Number on a golf hole
- Number on a golf scorecard
- Number on a miniature golf course
- Number on a miniature golf scorecard
- Number on a scorecard
- Number relevant to Rory McIlroy
- Number that a golfer may "break"
- Number that golfers try to "break"
- Number that is often 72 on a golf course
- Number that Tiger Woods tries to beat
- Numerical standard
- Kind of boiled
- Over/under number?
- N.Y.S.E. term
- Strokes standard
- Some shoot it and others break it
- Putt-putt standard
- Kind of score
- Kind of stock
- Play OK golf
- Something frequently broken by Tiger Woods
- Something good to shoot
- Something one might try out for
- Player's goal?
- Something that's good to break
- Like the numbers dos, cuatro, seis, ocho, etc.
- Something to be up to
- Something to break or shoot
- Masters standard
- Masters stat
- Something to shoot for in golf
- Something to shoot for
- Something to try to shoot
- Palmer's concern
- Matter of course?
- The norm
- Shoot as expected on
- Shooter's target
- Round number?
- Round number
- Shooting target?
- Line on a scorecard
- Links average
- Links baseline
- Links figure
- Links goal, at least
- Links goal
- Links number
- Links score to shoot for
- Links score
- Links standard
- Links stat
- Links statistic
- Links target
- Linksman's standard
- Ruin a birdie
- Listing on a scorecard
- Wall St. term
- Wall St. word
- Wall Street term
- The usual
- Rarity for a duffer
- On a ___ with (about equal to)
- On a ___ with (roughly equal to)
- On a ___ with (roughly the same as)
- Possible skins game winner
- One higher than a birdie
- Receipt recipient
- One less than a bogey
- One more than a birdie
- Pebble Beach's 72, e.g.
- One of nine numbers on a card
- Mini golf average
- One over a birdie
- One over one under
- Minimal golf goal
- Nice round number
- One under ___ (what a birdie is equal to)
- Miss the eagle by two
- Missed birdie
- Mock up, or rear down
- "Modern all ___" (anagram for Arnold Palmer)
- Onetime name in late-night TV
- Nominal value
- Level of equality
- Norm
- Norm for Greg Norman
- Norm for JoAnne Carner
- Norm for Norman
- Norm of the links
- Norm of the PGA
- Norm on a golf course
- Norm on a golf hole
- Norm on the links
- Respectable golf score
- Normal
- Normal amount
- Normal condition
- Normal degree
- Normal level
- Normal quality
- Normal result
- Norman's norm
- Result of two-putting, perhaps
- Professional drivers usually break it
- Not quite a birdie
- Pros break it often
- Woods standard
- Ryder Cup number
- Word before ''excellence''
- Word before three, four or five, but not one
- Word often seen before 3, 4 or 5, but never 1
- Word on some scorecards
- Watson concern
- Watson's 3, 4 or 5
- Word with excellence
- Swedish author Lagerkvist
- Two above an eagle
- Two, for many minigolf holes
- Two more than an eagle
- Two strokes more than an eagle
- Weir andAmes pursuit
- Weir concern
- Weir's score sometimes
- Weir's score, sometimes
- "Saved" golf score
- "Saved" score in golf
- Thing to shoot for
- Sports standard
- This is elementary for Watson
- What a birdie beats
- What a golfer might shoot
- What a good putt might save
- Under ___ (below average)
- Under ___ (like good golf scores)
- Three, for a short hole
- Three, four or five, commonly
- What a sequence of single strokes from the start of each starred answer to the next often adds up to
- Score a golfer aims for
- Three strokes, perhaps
- Three strokes, sometimes
- Score between a birdie and a bogey
- Score between birdie and bogey
- Score for Chi-Chi
- What amateurs rarely shoot
- Score of an expert golfer.
- Score "saved" in golf
- Score standard
- Score that's between a birdie and a bogey
- Score that's one better than a bogey
- Score that's "saved"
- Score to aim for
- Score to beat
- Score to shoot for, in golf
- Score to shoot for
- Scorecard figure
- Scorecard heading
- Scorecard line
- Scorecard number
- Scorecard standard
- Scorecard stat
- Scoring goal in golf
- Scoring standard
- What concerns Watson
- What drivers try not to go over
- What excellent drivers often break
- Scratch golfer's average
- Scratch golfers often shoot it
- Standard at Troon
- Standard based largely on hole length
- Standard course number
- Standard for Snead
- Standard for the course
- Standard golf score
- Standard number
- Standard of excellence
- Standard of value
- Standard on a hole
- Standard score for golfers
- Standard score in golf
- Standard score on a golf course
- Standard score
- Standard
- What golfers try to break
- Target for certain athletes
- Target golf score
- Target number at a golf course
- Target number for a golf hole
- Target number
- Tiger feat
- Tiger is rarely over it
- Target score for a golf hole
- Target score in golf
- Target score in "Mario Golf"
- Target score
- Tiger's usually under it
- What one never is on a golf course
- What one will never be, in golf
- What some golfers break
- What some pros shoot
- Up to __ (adequate)
- Up to ___
- Up to ___ (adequate)
- Up to ___ (good enough)
- Up to ___ (satisfactory)
- What you break with a golf club
- Tee box sign info
- Tee score
- You may feel below it
- You might chip in for it
- What's expected
- Securities' nominal value
- What's normal
- Security's face value
- When it's broken, that's good
- Snead's score
- You're good if you can break it
- Where a dog might exercise
- So-so, in golf
- So-so score for the course
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- New York Times - March 29, 1976
