The term 'WHAT A GOLFER MIGHT SHOOT' can be solved by the three letter word 'PAR'. In golf, a PAR is the predetermined number of strokes that a golfer should take to complete a hole. It is usually set by the course designer and is based on the length and difficulty of the hole. A golfer who completes a hole in fewer strokes than the PAR is said to have 'shot under PAR', while a golfer who takes more strokes than the PAR is said to have 'shot over PAR'.