How many strokes under par must you be on a hole to achieve an "eagle"?
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You must complete a Hole in 2-strokes under-par in order to achieve an Eagle
- 4 = Condor or Triple Eagle
- 3 = Albatross or Double Eagle
- 2 = Eagle
- 1 = Birdie
+0/0 = Par
+ 1 = Bogey
+ 2 = Double Bogey
+ 3 = Triple Bogey [I'd carry on, but you get the picture]
2 under par
Its 2. 3 under is an Albatross an I believe 4 under has been achieved, and they call it a double albatross. (not certain about the last one though!)
MUST B 2 UNDER PAR ,IF IT A PAR 4 ,U NEED TO GET IN ,IN 2 ,IF ITS A PAR 5 ,U NEED TO GET IN ,IN 3
and of course 1 under par is a non-specific 'Birdie'
the last one is a hole in one
always 2 under par..1 under is birdie, 2 is eagle, 3 in US is dubble Eagle.and in the rest of the world it's called an Albatros.
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i think its a Whole in one to be an eagle but i might be wrong
2 under par unless it's on a par 3 hole, then it is called a hole in one.
You must be 2 strokes under par to achieve an 'eagle' (1 stroke under for a 'birdie') :-)
Two strokes under par.
2 under for an eagle! erm....1 under is a birdie....3 under par is an Albertross..but they are a very rare bird! lol
Hope t his helps! x
don't even think about it Hun,you will never get one anyway
-2 lol
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