A golf hole where the fairway bends to the right
In the world of golf, a “Dogleg Right” refers to a golf hole where the fairway twists towards the right, hiding the green from the tee. This interesting name comes from the likeness of the bend to a dog’s leg.
Playing on a dogleg right hole requires the golfer to plan their shots carefully. This is because it’s trickier than a straight course where the hole is clearly visible from the tee.
You might also hear the term “dogleg left”. As you might guess, this refers to a hole where the fairway bends towards the left. And if the hole curves twice? That’s a “double dogleg”!
Example for using ‘Dogleg Right’ in a conversation
Hey, have you ever played golf on a dogleg right course? ποΈββοΈβ³οΈ
Yeah, I have! It’s a course where the fairway bends to the right, right?
Exactly! It’s like a dog’s leg, hence the name dogleg right. ππ¦΄
Oh, got it! So, it makes the hole more challenging since you can’t see the green from the tee, right?
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