IPTC Sport Schema - Golf properties Ontology

Average score of the player or team. Number of shots devided by number of holes??

Number of birdies.

How the player ranks in the round or tournament regarding birdies.

The number of holes finished one above par for that hole.

How the player ranks when comparing bogeys.

Number of bunker shots the player took.

The total par value of all holes.

A Course Rating is a mark of the USGA representing a number which describes the difficulty of a golf course from a particular set of tees for a scratch (zero handicap) player. Course Ratings are established by an evaluation of the course by members of a committee, usually from your regional golf association. Course Ratings are numbers like 68.5, 71.2, etc. In some golf jurisdictions, course ratings might be called something else, and may be expressed to a tenth or as whole numbers.

How many yards the course is, measured from tees to holes.

The longest distance the player shot.

The rank in the round or tournament for the player when comparing the longest distance shot.

The distance remaining to the pin.

The number of holes finished two above par for that hole.

How the player ranks when comparing double-bogeys.

A percentage of how good the drives from the player or team has been in the given frame the stats cover.

How the player ranks when comparing drive-accuracy.

The number of drives made by the player.

Frequency of hitting eagles.

Number of eagles.

How the player ranks in the round or tournament regarding eagles.

Number of fairways hit.

Maximum number of fairways it was possible to hit.

The number of holes finished with either more than two under par or two over par.

How the player ranks when comparing finish-other.

Number of first-place finishes the player had.

Number of second-place finishes the player had.

Number of finishes the player had in the top ten.

This is a very special golf term. To reach a green in regulation (GIR) the player must place the ball on the green with two strokes less than the par of the course. The attribute holds the number of times the player or team has achieved this in the timeframe the stats cover.

How the player ranks in the tournament or round regarding greens hit in regulation.

Number of greens missed during regulation play.

The average number of puts needed to finish holes after hitting the green in regulation (GIR).

Rank of player in terms of the greens-in-regulation putting.

The handicap-value of this player. This will normally not be used in professional tournaments.

A number, generally from 1 to 18. Alternately, the keyword finished.

The type of hole played.

Number of holes finished under par.

Amount of money earned by the player.

Money value.

The number of holes finished on par.

How the player ranks when comparing pars.

The performance of the player on par-3 holes.

The performance of the player on par-4 holes.

The performance of the player on par-5 holes.

Number of points.

Number of points gained.

Number of points lost.

The average number of putts needed per complete round.

How the player ranks when comparing the average putts-per-round.

How this player ranks among the other competing players.

Generally an integer, 1 through 18. Could be 19, for a playoff hole

How many rounds the player or team has completed in this particular tournament.

The number of rounds the player has completed a course under par.

Number of saves when the ball landed in a sand bunker.

How the player ranks in the round or tournament regarding saves from the bunker.

Total score this round. The score can be the same as strokes but it can also be some other type of scoring system used in golf.

The score compared to par on the hole. So a score equal par would put a 0 here and a score under par a negative value.

Scoring adjustment.

GPS coordinates of the place where the shot was taken.

A Slope Rating is a mark of the USGA representing an integer number which describes the difficulty of a golf course from a particular set of tees for a bogey (average) golfer. Slope Ratings vary from 55 (very easy) to 155 (very difficult). The Slope Rating of a course which has not officially been rated is 113, the Slope Rating of a course of average difficulty.

Identifier for an individual stroke in an Action

Total number of strokes in this round.

Total driving distance.

Total number of holes played.

Total number of holes played by the player at par or less than par.

Total score of the player. Depending on the system used in the tournament the score could be something other than the actual number of strokes.

Total number of putts attempted.

Total number of rounds played during the current tournament.

Total number of strokes (or swings) (or shots) made.