The problem provides a frequency table showing the number of strokes it took each golfer to complete hole 3. The goal is to find the number of golfers who took more than 3 strokes.

1. Problem Description

The problem provides a frequency table showing the number of strokes it took each golfer to complete hole

3. The goal is to find the number of golfers who took more than 3 strokes.

2. Solution Steps

The frequency table gives us the number of golfers for each number of strokes. We need to find the number of golfers who took more than 3 strokes, which means we need to consider the number of golfers who took 4, 5, or 6 strokes.

Number of golfers who took 4 strokes: 10

Number of golfers who took 5 strokes: 4

Number of golfers who took 6 strokes: 2

The total number of golfers who took more than 3 strokes is the sum of these values.

$10 + 4 + 2 = 16$

3. Final Answer

16