In golf, this hole is a par 4, so I want to reach the green in two strokes.
ストローク is the katakana loanword for a stroke or swing in sports like golf and tennis, while 打 is the native Japanese word (and counter) used especially for counting golf strokes.
blow; shock; damage · batting
safe hit; base hit
repeated blows; barrage; striking repeatedly · consecutive hits
batting lineup; batting order
batter's box; turn at bat
batter
pinch-hitting; pinch hitter · substitute; proxy; stand-in
RBI; runs batted in · point of contact; striking point
batting average
Standard kanji form used in sports contexts.
The kanji 打 means 'strike' or 'hit'. The reading だ is the on'yomi, commonly used in sports-related compounds.
hitting a ball; batting; batted ball
break a deadlock; find a way out of a difficult situation
overthrow; defeat; bringing down
breaking down; defeating; abolishing
percussion; tapping; examining by tapping · sounding out; making an approach; testing the waters
heavy blow; hard hit; smash
blow to the body; hit; beating
hit; strike; blow; beating
two-base hit; double
percussion instrument
round-up; wholesale arrest; catching all at once
batting order; batting lineup
times at bat; at-bats
calculation; self-interest; selfishness
long hit; extra-base hit; slugging
keystroke
base hit
three-base hit; triple
pitching and batting
hitting wildly; battering; barrage
sacrifice hit; sacrifice bunt or fly