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Noun(1) angle that resembles the hind leg of a dog(2) a golf hole with a sharp angle in the fairway

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(1) A ‘Cape’ hole is a dogleg left or right where you drive over a diagonal water hazard and bite off as much as you think you can carry, or chew.(2) The second hole was a long par 4, a dogleg to the right.(3) He designed a series of bunkers, a 22-foot fill, and a lake to the right of the 13th green, which prevents cutting off the dogleg .(4) Two or three blocks after you turn in, just past an absurd looking antique store at block's end, the road doglegs 90 degrees left while tracing the outskirts of town.(5) You follow doglegging lanes in a mountain village until you're convinced you're lost, only to suddenly realize that you're right back where you started.(6) Bayonet's design reflects that tendency, with a number of holes doglegging to the left.(7) The dugout doglegs radically right, then left, then right again.(8) Leave the main road at the right-hand bend, dog-leg to the path ahead, then go left steep uphill to the top corner of the field.(9) Go straight on by the barn and immediately turn left, go 50 yards to the gate and dog-leg right across road.(10) Turn left at the T-junction after felled area, and 20 yards later dog-leg across the major track.(11) The path dog-legs then swings left downhill towards wood.(12) Instead, Canadian policy doglegged to the left as the prime minister claimed he could only support a war that had United Nations backing.(13) Extreme runways don't have to mean doglegged backcountry strips.(14) 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.(15) He had opened with four pars, and was one over for the tournament, when he stepped up to address the doglegged hole that forms the southernmost corner of this intimidating course.(16) This is generally a strange layout with a mixture of tough holes, easy holes, blind greens, doglegs and even a Thai favourite par 6.