Sports that involve teams.

Football player Lionel Messi shoots from just outside the Manchester United penalty area during the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final

* Association Football (soccer)

* Australian rules football

* Ball hockey

* Basketball

* Beach handball

* Beach soccer

* Beach rugby

* Beach volleyball

* Bossaball

* Box/indoor lacrosse

* Bowling

* Basque pelota

* Broomball

* Bunnock

* Camogie

* Cubbies

* Footballtennis

* Futsal

* Gateball

* Handball

* Hornussen

* Horseshoe

* Indoor soccer

* Kickball

* Lacrosse

* Marching Band

* Mesoamerican ballgame

* Polocrosse

* Paintball

* Ringette

* Roller Hockey (Rink Hockey)

* Royal Shrovetide Football

* Sepak Takraw

* Skittles

* Slamball

* Soccer

* Speedball

* Tennis Polo

* Throwball

* Underwater football

* Wallyball

* Wheelchair basketball

* Wheelchair tennis

* Wiffle ball

* Six-man football

* Flag footballNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

* Aerobatics

* Air racingNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

Main category: Skiing

* Alpine skiing

* Cross country skiing

* Freestyle skiing

* Nordic combined

* Nordic skiing

* Ski jumping

* Skijoring

* Ski touring

* Speed skiing

* Telemark skiingNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

* Geocaching

* Orienteering

* RogainingNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

Main category: Flying disc games

* Disc dog

* Disc golf

* Dodge disc

* Durango boot

* Double disc court

* Flutterguts

* Freestyle

* Fricket, (AKA disc cricket, cups, suzy sticks or crispy wickets)

* Friskee

* Goaltimate

* Guts (sport)

* Hot box

* Ringo

* Ultimate (sport)Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

* Choi Kwang-Do

* Boxing

* Bokator

* Capoeira

* Fujian White Crane

* Karate

* Kenpō

* Kickboxing

* Lethwei

* Muay Thai

* Pradal Serey

* San shou

* Savate

* Shaolin kung fu

* Sikaran

* Silat

* Subak

* Taekkyeon

* Taekwondo

* Taido

* Wing Chun

* Wing Tsun

* Zui QuanNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

* Gig racing

* Coastal and ocean rowing

o Surfboat

* Dragon boat racing

* Double scull

* Quad four

* Single scull

* Straight fourNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

Trampoline gymnast Jason Burnett at 2008 Canadian National Championships

Main category: Gymnastics

* Artistic gymnastics

o Balance Beam

o Floor

o High Bar

o Parallel Bars

o Pommel Horse

o Still Rings

o Uneven Bars

o Vault

* Cheerleading

* Majorette

* Competitive rope jumping

* Juggling

* Rhythmic gymnastics

* Sports acrobatics

* Tricking

* Parkour

* Trampolining

* Trapeze

o Flying trapeze

o Static trapezeNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

200 meters sprint

Main category: Running

* Endurance

o Cross-country running

o Half marathon

o Marathon

o Ultramarathon

* Sprint (race)

* HurdlesNote: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.

There are numerous Golf terms that are used in almost every game that is played, yet often it is virtually impossible for someone who is new to Golf or just does not understand Golf to understand the terminology. Some of the most popular terms are listed below to ensure that you know exactly what is being said while you are out on the green. Of course, this list is not absolute, but this list will help you get started successfully.

Back Nine – This is the last set of 9 holes that are on the golf course. This is determined by the order that the course is played in. For example, if you start playing on hole 1, the back nine would refer to holes 10-18. However if you started playing on the 10th hole it would actually refer to holes 1-9.

Birdie – This is when a score for a particular hole comes in one stroke below par for the particular hole that is being played. This means if the hole being played is a par -3 then the score must be a 2, if the hole is a par -5 it must be a score of 4.

Bogey – This is a score that comes in a single point over the par. For example, if you are playing a par -3 hole then a score of 4 would be a bogey. In going further, anything that was a par -5 would need a score of 6 to be a bogey. This is just an example and is not restricted to only certain pars.

Bunker – This is what is created as a depression in the ground that is generally filled in with sand, which provides a greenside hazard that needs to be avoided. While the bunker typically shows up in the greenside, it is possible for them to also along the fairways or even beside the fairways.

Green – This is what the very end of a hole is call where the flagstick is located. This is typically, where you will putt out the rest of the hole. The shape can vary, however most are either oblong or oval shape.

Handicap – This is an indication of the overall playing ability that a player has. It is generally compiled based upon the last several scores that have been played as well as the course rating and the slop ratings that accompany the courses that were played. Generally, someone who has a typical average of 10 over par will have a slightly better handicap. In terms of handicaps, someone with a 2 is better than someone with a 3 or higher handicap.

Hole – This is the exact area where the flagstick resides to mark the exact location of the hole on the green. In addition it is also often referred to as the as the specific hole on a course – for example a Golf course typically has 18 holes.