Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
bogey-hole
noun
/ˈboʊɡi hoʊl/
Definition
A bogey-hole refers to a specific hole in a golf course that is considered to be particularly challenging, where the standard of play might be lower than for other holes.
Examples
- The 7th hole at the course is known as the bogey-hole because many golfers struggle to make par.
- After hitting into the water, he knew he would be facing the bogey-hole on his next shot.
Meaning
In golfing terms, it is used to denote a hole that might be troublesome for players, leading to a higher score than usual.
Synonyms
- difficult hole
- challenging hole
- problematic hole
