Past tense of 'birdie'; successfully completed a golf hole in one stroke under par.
From the noun 'birdie' (early 20th-century American golf terminology, possibly from the slang 'bird' meaning something excellent), with standard past tense '-ed' suffix.
In tournament golf, birdying consistently is harder than it sounds because pressure makes muscles tense, yet professionals train themselves to stay loose and reactive—the mental battle separates champions from good players.
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