A dogleg in golf refers to a hole that bends or turns to the left or right, forming an angle rather than being a straight path. The bend in the hole can vary in sharpness, and it requires players to adjust their strategy for the shot. A dogleg can make a hole more challenging, as it forces players to decide whether to aim for the corner of the turn or take a safer, longer route around it. The term "dogleg" is used because the shape of the hole resembles the shape of a dog’s hind leg.

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