What is an Eagle? (and other golf parlance)

I've been playing this dumb game on my iPad the last couple weeks - "Golf Clash."

It's super addicting, and it gives me something to do while I'm in the process of ripping my DVDs to my computer. I'm not that bad of a player, if I do say so myself. I took an "Intro to Golf" one-credit course back in college (maybe ~2006?). But I had completely forgotten what all the score terms are. So here's the list of them, from worst to best.

Bogey - one over par. Can be modified depending on how many over par it is (double-bogey is +2 over par, triple-bogey is +3, and so on.)

Par - expected score on a course.

Birdie (-1) - one shot less than par.

Eagle (-2) - two shots less than par. Most commonly achieved on par-5 courses.

Albatross (-3) - three shots less than par. Also called a "double eagle" sometimes in the US.

Condor (-4) - four shots under par. Rarest score in golf, very rarely achieved - it would end up being a hole in one on a par 5 course.

Wikipedia Source

Why does Odin have one eye?

He traded his eye so he could drink from the Well of Urd. The guardian of the well, Mimir, demanded a payment for access to the waters, so Odin gave him his eye. Drinking the waters from that well "impart[ed] cosmic knowledge."


Link here to website with details.