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best-ball (bstbôl)
n.
A form of team competition in golf in which the best individual score on a hole is recorded as the team's score.
best-ball
adj
(Individual Sports & Recreations) Golf of, relating to, or denoting a match in which one player competes against the best individual totals of two or more other players at each hole


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