eagled
Scored two under
Eagled is the past tense of eagle, a golf term meaning to score two strokes under par on a hole: She eagled the fifteenth to take the lead.
The achievement is rarer and more impressive than a birdie (one under par).
The verb comes from the bird's name, following the avian naming pattern in golf scoring.
One stroke under par
- albatrossLong-winged oceanic bird
- parExpected stroke count
- bogeyOne over par
- hole-in-oneSingle-stroke completion
scorecard · putting · green · fairway · approach shot · iron · wedge · handicap
Resounding, celebrated victory
- accomplishmentSuccessful completion of aim
- featRemarkable act of skill
- milestoneNotable event marking progress
- breakthroughSudden important advance
masterstroke · coup · glory · excellence · prowess · clutch · momentum · precision
birdie
One stroke under par
hole-in-one · scorecard · putting · green · fairway · approach shot · iron · wedge · handicap · links
triumph
Resounding, celebrated victory
- accomplishmentSuccessful completion of aim
- featRemarkable act of skill
- milestoneNotable event marking progress
breakthrough · masterstroke · coup · glory · excellence · prowess · clutch · momentum · precision · skill
eagledbogeyed
Made one over par
bogey · double bogey · triple bogey · over par · blew up
- bald eagleWhite-headed North American raptor
- eagle eyeExceptionally sharp observation
- spread eagleLimbs extended outward
- golden eagleLarge brown bird of prey
- legal eagleSkilled, successful lawyer
- The EaglesCalifornia rock group
eagle, eagles, bald eagle, eagle-eyed, golden eagle, sea eagle