pro-am
/prəʊˈam
/adjective
(Of a sports event) involving both professionals and amateurs: a pro-am golf tournament...
- Players and their amateur partners in this pro-am event play a round each at Carnoustie, St Andrews and Kingsbarns over the first three days, with a cut coming ahead of the final round on the Old Course on Sunday.
- Forty-four professionals had not completed their rounds at Kingsbarns, the third layout being used for this pro-am event where 156 pros are each playing with amateurs, many of them celebrities.
- I loved the pros' stories about their pro-am experiences with their amateur partners.
noun
A pro-am event: I was playing in a pro-am...
- I've also been asked to play in the two pro-ams which precede the main event.
- Most pro-ams are one-day events, and most are played on Wednesday of tournament week, the day before the real competition begins.
- His name has always been in the frame but while he has won a string of pro-ams, the last count around the 100 mark, he has found himself wanting when it comes to the big ones.
Rhymes
- nine-banded armadillo
- nine days' (or seven-day or one-day) wonder
- nine-eight
- Nine-eleven
- nine-eyed
- nine-eyes
- ninefold
- nine holes
- nine-hour day
- nine-hours' day
- nine men's morris
- nine night
- nine nights
- ninepence
- ninepenny
- ninepins
- nine-point circle
- nine-points circle
- nine-pounder
- niner
- ninesome
- nineteen
- nineteenth
- nineteenth century
- nineteenth-centuryism