The term for a round of play in golf is called a round. Typically, a full golf round consists of 18 holes, where players navigate through various terrains and challenges to complete the course with the least number of strokes. Each hole has a par score, determining the expected number of strokes a skilled golfer should take to complete it. Competitive golf variously organizes tournaments into rounds, often influenced by the players’ skill and how the course is laid out.