- Lexique-from R To Z
Golf Lexicon “R”
Recovery: This is a successful shot, usually made of a rugged or difficult part of the course.
Local rules: Rules specific to a course laid down by the sports committee of golf.
Regulation (Greens en): It is considered that a green reached with a number of shots equal to the side of two, is affected in regulation.
Pitch Relay: Utensil that any ethically respectful golfer must wear on him. It allows to repair the holes on greens caused by the pitches.
Return: Nine last holes of a course consisting of eighteen holes.
Round Robin: Competition in which players meet within the same pool.
Rough: Tall grass area.
Rolling: The action of throwing the ball by keeping it low, rolling it to the hole.
Rhythm: A golf swing can be compared to a series of chain movements. The first movement brings a series of logical muscular sequences. And if your sequence is good then we say that you have a good rhythm.
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