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My first three letters are a term in golf, While my second, third, and fourth are drawings. My first four...............

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My first three letters are a term in golf,
While my second, third, and fourth are drawings.
My first four are less than a whole,
And all of me is a celebration.

What am I?

posted Jun 19, 2019 by Mohammad

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