In golf, par is the number of expected strokes needed to complete a hole. Five friends are playing nine holes in golf. For each hole, they subtract the number of strokes from par to determine if they are on par, under par, or over par. For example, the first hole has a par 3, which means 3 strokes are expected to get the ball in the hole. Benny was 1 under par. He only needed 2 strokes to get the golf ball in the hole, so he scored a –1 for that hole. The players scored each hold as listed: Benny: 1 under par, 2 under par, 1 over par, 2 under par, 2 under par, 3 over par, on par, 1 over par, 1 under par Makenzie: on par, 1 under par, 1 over par, 2 under par, 2 over par, 1 under par, on par, on par, 2 over par Sara: on par, 1 under par, 2 under par, 1 under par, on par, 2 under par, 1 over par, 1 over par, 2 over par Colton: on par, on par, 2 over par, 3 over par, on par, 2 under par, 1 under par, 1 over par, on par Wilfredo: 2 under par, on par, on par, 2 over par, 1 over par, 1 under par, on par, 3 over par, 2 under par Hole