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"Canadian Foursomes"

From Brent Kelley,
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Definition: Canadian Foursomes is a variation of regular foursomes (2-person teams, each playing one ball) in which both players on a team tee off, the best of the two tee balls is selected and that ball is then played alternate-shot until holed.

In regular foursomes, the 2-person team would play alternate shot for the full hole, i.e., only one tee ball would be hit.

Canadian Foursomes is essentially a 2-person scramble off the tee, then alternate-shot into the hole.

Also Known As: Greensomes
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