Golf Lexique R

Raw score: Overall score regardless of handicaps.

Read: To study the slopes of the green before putting.

Recovery: it’s a hit, usually made in a rugged and difficult part of the course.

Referee: Person authorized by the Committee to resolve game issues and apply the rules (should not interfere in the game, ex. Take the flagstick or touch a ball).

Removable: generally refers to an obstruction that can be moved without penalty.

Return: last nine holes of eighteen holes course.

Rough: generally refers to the grass beside the path. See also: rough.

Round Robin: Competition in which players meet in the same group.

Royal Club of St Andrews: The undisputed ancestor of all golf courses. (Royal & Ancient Golf Club St Andrews)

Rubbish: unfixed leaves and twigs on the ground and not adhering to the ball, which can be removed without penalty. The ball must not be moved.

Rythme: A golf swing can is a result of the movement chain. The first movement takes a sequence of logical muscle movements. And if your movement chain is good then call that a good rhythm.