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a golfer who achieves the lowest score in a medal play competition, earning them the title of medalist for that tournament
Who is a "medalist"?
A medalist in golf is the player who records the lowest score in a tournament, round, or competition. The medalist is usually awarded a medal as recognition of their achievement. In stroke play events, the medalist is the person who has the fewest total strokes across all holes. Being named the medalist is often an honor, as it indicates the player performed the best among all competitors during that particular event or round.
someone who has won a medal in a competition, typically finishing in one of the top three positions
What is a "medalist"?
A medalist is a person or team that wins a medal in a competition, typically by finishing in the top three. They are recognized for their outstanding performance and achievement in their sport or event. Medalists are awarded a medal, usually gold for first place, silver for second, or bronze for third. This title reflects their excellence and success in reaching a high level of performance, often in competitive tournaments, championships, or games. Being a medalist is a prestigious honor and signifies recognition for their skill and effort.
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