A&S Golf Abbreviation

Also known as: A/S

A&S has various meanings in the Golf category. Discover the full forms, definitions, and usage contexts of A&S in Golf.

All Square

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All Square (A/S) is a golf term used in match play to indicate that both competitors or teams have the same number of holes won, meaning the match is tied at that point. Unlike stroke play, where the total number of shots determines the winner, match play focuses on winning individual holes rather than accumulating a total score.

A match that remains A/S deep into the round can create exciting tension, especially when heading into the final holes. If a match finishes All Square after the designated number of holes, it may result in a playoff or be considered a draw, depending on tournament rules.

Golf

How is A&S used in Golf?

  • After 16 holes, the match was still A/S, making the final two holes critical for determining the winner.

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