| 释义 |
dormy, a. Golf.|ˈdɔːmɪ|
Of a player: As many holes ahead of an opponent as there are holes to play; thus, dormy one, dormy two, etc.
1887in Donaldson Supp. to Jamieson. 1892Pall Mall G. 28 July 3/3 You are..‘all even’ so far, and only one more hole remains to be played after this. Should you lose this one, your antagonist will be ‘dormy’, that is to say, he will be one hole up with one to play; so that, although you may yet halve the match, you will not be able to win it. 1893Scot. Leader 10 July 7 As Fernie was now dormy seven, the issue was hardly in doubt. |