There's no real rule. There is a traditional standard that a hole from 260-475 yards should be a par 4. Less would be a 3, more would be a 5.
None of this is too traditional because the whole concept of par is relatively new.
There is no set minimum length for any hole in Golf. You will find however that a par 5 is usually more than 400 yards and rarely over around 650 yards. On some courses a par 4 may be longer than a par 5 on another course.
each standard 18 hole 72par course has 3 par 3 holes, 3 par 5 holes and the remaining 12 holes are par 4.
at the shortest probably around 470 yards...
USGA Museum was created in 1936.
The USGA regulates that the hole on a putting green must be 108mm (4.25 in) in diameter and a minimum of 101.6mm (4 in) deep. There are special circumstances where depth may be less than regulation. USGA provides an online rule book with all player, course, and gameplay regulations. Happy Playing :) (or watching with a bowl of chips on Sunday afternoons!)
In 1894.
The groove rule does not affect amateur golfers until 2024, so the MX25s are legal for play until then. However, they are not legal on professional tours.
The USGA governs the US and Mexico. The R and A cover the rest of the world, but they are virtually the same.
In 1894, the United States Golf Association (USGA) was established to regulate the game in the United States and Mexico.
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No, the two organizations are completely different.
If you mean a 245 yard golf "hole" The USGA states that holes under 250 yards are par 3. Holes 250 to 475 are par 4 and holes over 475 are par 5.
USGA stands for United States Golf Association and is dedicated to promoting the true spirit of the game. The only requirements for membership are that you pay the fee for the level of membership you wish to have.