Chapman: (also 'chapman scotch, pinehurst') a variation on a four-ball match between two 2-man teams where each player hits a tee shot, then players on the same team switch and hit their teammate's ball. After the second shots are hit the team plays only one of the balls (of their choice), alternating strokes, until holed (more on tournament formats)

 

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Chapman: (also 'chapman scotch, pinehurst') a variation on a four-ball match between two 2-man teams where each player hits a tee shot, then players on the same team switch and hit their teammate's b . . . View Full Definition

Heptameter: Seven feet, a measure made up of seven feet (fourteeners). Examples are chapman's translation of homer's 'iliad,' edgar allan poe's 'annabel lee,' and rudyard kipling's 'tommy.' cf. Poulter' . . . View Full Definition

Poulters Measure: Couplets in which a twelve-syllable line rhymes with a fourteen-syllable line. Chapman uses this form in his translation of homer. Hymn writers split the couplet into a quatrain (6 6 8 6), a . . . View Full Definition

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