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Obstacle Stroke Value: The numerical representation of the gravity and playing ability of obstacles and hazards on a golf course.

Observer: An observer is an individual who is appointed by the Committee to assist a referee in deciding questions of fact.

Offset: The distance from extreme front of the hosel to the extreme front part of the clubhead.

One Club: This is precisely the meaning of the golf tournament. Each golfer is allowed to use only a single golf club.

One-Putt: Top hole the ball, when just a single or one putt is taken.

Open: This is a tournament where participants are not restricted to those who have not been invited.

Open Face: The position of the clubface in connection with the target line at the moment of the striking of the ball.

Open Stance: This stance in one in which your body alignment points towards the left of the target when set up.

Out of Bounds: This is the area which is outside of the course and which is often marked with white stakes.

Over Par: It denotes any score, be it for a completed round or for an individual hole, which is above the decided par for that round.

Overall Weight: This, also called as dead weight, refers to the total weight of the golf club.

Overswing: This refers to a swing so hard that it affects the result in a negative manner.

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