Beginner Set: (also 'starter set, half set') a partial set of golf clubs usually consisting of either the odd or the even numbered irons, a putter and a reduced number of woods

 

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Beginner Set: (also 'starter set, half set') a partial set of golf clubs usually consisting of either the odd or the even numbered irons, a putter and a reduced number of woods

Half Set: (also 'starter set, beginner set') a partial set of golf clubs usually consisting of either the odd or the even numbered irons, a putter and a reduced number of woods

Starter Set: (also 'beginner set, half set') a partial set of golf clubs usually consisting of either the odd or the even numbered irons, a putter and a reduced number of woods

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Reduced Instruction Set Computer (RISC): A computer processing architecture that requires fewer instructions to run applications, thus increasing processing speed.

Rerack Or Reset: A call by a bowler asking that the pins be lifted from the alley and put back properly, because they're off spot.

Reproducible Assets: A tangible asset with physical properties that can be matched or duplicated, such as a building or machinery.

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