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UK
/dˈɒɡlɛɡ/
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NOUN
- angle that resembles the hind leg of a dog
- a golf hole with a sharp angle in the fairway
How To Use dogleg In A Sentence
- And no one intervened as they negotiated the next corridor, which doglegged off the first. Death in Winter
- Aside from all this, a linden tree languishes at the inside corner of the last dogleg, just at the turn of the river, blocking the direct route to the green.
- Players must decide whether to take on the corner of the dogleg left or play back. Breaking down all 18 holes of British Open host Turnberry
- The dugout doglegs radically right, then left, then right again.
- Four newly acquired acres allowed the club to stretch the par-4 17th to 495 yards, uphill and blind off the tee before it doglegs downhill to a green.
- The hole is the doglegged epitome of golfing at altitude, and The River Course is, by all accounts, the perfect, classic mountain track. Summit Daily News - Top Stories
- There's a lot of room on the exit of Turn 2, especially since they moved the wall out, so you can pick the back straightaway through the doglegs.
- The only difference is a dogleg to the west along the Musselshell River then north to Lewistown as opposed to a straight line between Roundup and Lewistown.
- Extreme runways don't have to mean doglegged backcountry strips.
- A plastic bag containing a can opener, a bottle opener, a corkscrew and a thin, flat metal bar bent at one end and doglegged at the other with a screw through the bar above the dogleg. Gorky Park