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1.4 is probably referring to a players "handicap", that is the number of strokes above or below par that a person will usually finish. There are other factors in play, however, in the calculation of that number, and many players debate the effectiveness of the current handicapping system.
This goal of the system, however, is to allow players of different abilities to compete against one another. Pros don't have handicaps, so its usually found in amateur tournament settings.
1.4 is also the handicap which you must have in order to attempt to qualify for the United States Open.
What else can I help you with?
How big of the golf industry in dollar terms?
"How big is the golf industry in dollar terms overall? What percentage is equipment and golf rounds?
What is 1410 in lowest terms?
If you mean 14/10 then it is 7/5 in its lowest terms
With what sport do you associate the terms bogey drivergreenironputtand wood?
Golf.
Where could one find a glossary of golf terms?
Someone that is looking to find a glossary of golf terms can do so at the websites Wikipedia, as well as Play Golf America. Both websites offer a variety of information pertaining to the game of golf.
What does catch mean for golf?
Catch in golf doesn't mean anything
When was Golf at Altitude created?
Golf at Altitude was created on 2005-06-14.
In which sport are following terms used bunker par?
Golf. Golf uses the tersm "bunker" and "par".
What are the rules of golf in simple terms?
A caveman invented golf. You take a stick and hit a rock into a hole.
What does NS on a golf scoreboard mean in golf?
No Show
In golf are there any other terms for hole in one?
An ace.
Are a duffer and a slicer golf clubs?
no, they are terms for types of golfers
What is RTG in Cleveland golf terms?
Raw Tour Grind
