Definition
When a match is "all square", that means that two golfers are tied. This is most commonly used in match-play formats like the Ryder Cup.
Usage
The match is all square heading into the final hole!
When a match is "all square", that means that two golfers are tied.
When a match is "all square", that means that two golfers are tied. This is most commonly used in match-play formats like the Ryder Cup.
The match is all square heading into the final hole!
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