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mos prize crossword

scooby boy | 09:22 Sun 02nd Nov 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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2d better than standard on a golf course

Thanks in advance

scottish sunday mail

MOS You mag

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mcfcscott

above par

scooby boy

Question Author

thanks mcfcscott but i thought being better than standard would be under par ? which doesnt fit i know

wilmay

better than - above
standard ona golf course - par

Scothern 20

To be better than par is to be UNDER PAR.

mcfcscott

Above Par and Below Par....

Scothern 20

Having posted an earlier answer, saying it was "under par", I feel obliged to retyract that answer and state that if 9 across is Zanzibar and 13 across is "vandals", then the obvious answer to 2 down is "above par". Does anyone agree with me, please.

mcfcscott

Under par would be the normal turn of phrase for a golfer below par, bur as you point out apropos the other answers then above is all it can be. I have heard the term above par being used by the more pretentious commentators.

gorwel

yes - agree, as feeling below par is a feelingworse than standard
gorwel

fifercore

Re 2d I think the compiler is trying to be clever, splitting the answer.
Better than = above,
standard on golf course = par.

The Marshal

Clearly the compiler simply does not understand golf
terminology. The answer should be sub par under par or below par...but only above par fits with the other answers!

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