Two strokes under par

noun

1. Any of various large diurnal birds of prey (family Accipitridae) noted for their strength, size, keenness of vision, and powers of flight
2. The eagle-bearing standard of the ancient Romans
3. One of a pair of eagle-bearing silver insignia of rank worn by a military colonel or a navy captain
4. A gold coin of the U.S. bearing an eagle on the reverse and usually having a value of ten dollars
5. A golf score of two strokes less than par on a hole compare birdie
6. A member of a major fraternal order

verb

1. To score an eagle on (a golf hole)

noun

1. The ability to see or observe keenly
2. One that sees or observes keenly
3. Close watch

   "keeping an eagle eye on the prisoner"

noun

1. Any of several widely distributed large active marine stingrays (family Myliobatidae) with broad pectoral fins

noun

1. A Boy Scout who has reached the highest level of achievement in scouting
2. A straight-arrow and self-reliant man

geographical name

1. Lake 13 miles (21 kilometers) long in northern California east-northeast of Lassen Peak

noun

1. An eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) of North America that is brown when young with white only on the undersides of the wings but in full adult plumage has white head and neck feathers and a white tail

noun

1. A golf score of three strokes less than par on a hole

   "The ball landed on the front right of the green and started heading for the hole. It climbed one hill and went down another and had slowed to almost a dead halt when it kissed the fiberglass flagstick and fell in for a double eagle, three under par on a hole."

noun

1. A dark brown eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) of the northern hemisphere with gold-colored feathers on the back of the head and neck, a gray beak, and yellow legs and feet

noun

1. A 5-dollar gold piece issued by the U.S. from 1795 to 1916 and in 1929