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dogleg [′dȯg‚leg] (navigation) That portion of a flight which does not lead directly to the destination or way point, followed to comply with established flight procedures, avoid possible dangers or bad weather areas, or delay time of arrival. (petroleum engineering) Bend or sudden direction change in a wellhole that can cause tubing wear and failure. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The toughest hole, according the Southern California Golf Association course-raters, is the 428-yard, par-4 eighth, which doglegs right to a remarkably sloping green. It's a long one, measuring about 400 yards, and it doglegs slightly to the left," he explains. To shape his drives both ways on the doglegs at Sugarloaf, Mickelson chose to employ two Big Bertha(R) Fusion(R) FT-3(TM) Drivers this week -- a 9-degree Draw configuration with a 46-inch shaft and a 9. |
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