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nice read!

It's a one putt and an up and down.

Niceread

1-putt and a made up and down

it counts as a up and down

It is considered an up and down

This is great info. Certainly will add to the up and down statistics!!!

Of course it is an up and down !! Putts off the putting surface aren't putts, they're chips.

You stated "not even on the fringe"...Let's say you are on the fringe in 2 on a par 4 and you putt it close and tap in, it is an up and down. If you had holed out the first putt, you would record a birdie with NO putts. Alot of people like to count that stroke as a putt to help their putting stats but they shouldn't. Now if they counted the missed putt from the fringe as a putt in regards to putting stats, they would be consistent at least but they would then have to record it as a GIR when if fact it wasn't a GIR per the rules.irdie with NO putts. Alot of people like to count that stroke as a putt to help their putting stats but they shouldn't. Now if they counted the missed putt from the fringe as a putt in regards to putting stats, they would be consistent at least but they would then have to record it as a GIR when if fact it wasn't a GIR per the rules.

it's an up and down for the same reason everyone else has stated. a stroke from off the putting green is not a putt. putts only count from the green or those extenuating circumstances.

i didnt think it was a putt if it was off of the green....? maybe im missinformed

Can't vote with the question. There is only "ONE" putt involved here. Doesn't matter where you use the putter. It is only a putt when on the green.

The dictionary definition of a putt is, " a golf stroke made on a putting green to cause the ball to roll into or near the hole," with the operative words being "on a putting green."

It's an up and down. Putts are only counted on the green.

What about a Sand Save. If you fail to get out on your first attempt and hole your second sand shot. Is that 2 sand saves?