Green in Regulation
Green in regulation (GIR) A green is considered hit "in regulation" if any part of the ball is touching the putting surface while the number of strokes taken is at least two fewer than par (i.e., by the first stroke on a par 3, the second stroke on a par 4, or the third stroke on a par 5).
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The Gleneagles Resort - PGA Centenary
Auchterarder, Scotland
4.5
• Very good • 20 Reviews
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The Belfry Hotel & Resort - The Brabazon
West Midlands, England
4.7
• Fabulous • 11 Reviews
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The K Club Golf Resort - Palmer North Course
Kildare, Ireland
4.5
• Very good • 13 Reviews
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The Gleneagles Resort - The King’s Course
Auchterarder, Scotland
4.4
• Very good • 17 Reviews
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Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg
Doonbeg, Ireland
4.5
• Very good • 13 Reviews
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The Celtic Manor Resort - The Twenty Ten Course
Newport, Wales
4.3
• Very good • 14 Reviews
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Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach - Uttlau Golf Course
Uttlau, Germany
4.1
• Very good • 7 Reviews
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Playa Grande Golf Course
Rio San Juan, Dominican Republic
5.0
• Fabulous • 2 Reviews
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Oak Point at Kiawah Island Resort
Johns Island, United States
4.0
• Very good • 1 Review
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Streamsong Resort - Red Course
Bowling Green, United States
4.8
• Fabulous • 16 Reviews
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Lost City Golf Club
Pilanesberg National Park, South Africa
4.7
• Fabulous • 6 Reviews
