Stableford
- proper noun
- CCR Stableford
- Stableford Women
- Stableford Div
Examples
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However, Stableford's observation seems especially pertinent when considering the more specific problem of humor.
Academic text (2018) -
Ten tournaments later, it has secured a place among the better invitationals in the land, a two-day, 54-hole Stableford event that this year attracted 33 mid- and senior-amateur teams from six states.
Blog text (31) -
The Stableford family has a long history in the local community.
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John Stableford was known for his contributions to the field of civil engineering.
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Many members of the Stableford clan attended the reunion last summer.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Stableford is an English family name probably based on a place name made of stable and ford, with stable meaning 'a building for horses' and ford meaning 'a shallow river crossing'. So the name likely began for people who lived by such a place and today is used as a surname.