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Перевод: yardage

[существительное]
длина ; площадь ; объем

Тезаурус:

1. I've never used a yardage in my life; all I know is that it's a 7-iron to the middle of the green."
2. I thought he was asking me what club, so I said, "A 7-iron," but what he wanted was the yardage.
3. There was no yardage chart in those days, but I worked out very quickly that Arnold was two clubs stronger than me, so I just put myself in the same situation and added on two clubs.
4. This entailed looking at the flag in the distance and then judging the yardage in between before deciding on the club.
5. Making up yardage charts started in America in the late 1950s, took off in the 1960s and came to Britain in the 1970s.
6. Caddie Ian Wright landed his job with Seve Ballesteros mainly because the Spanish maestro had heard about Wright's yardage books - at the time Wright was compiling a yardage book for almost every championship course in Europe - and his unerring accuracy and detail in planning out the route from tee to green.
7. Yardage charts came later with Lee Trevino.
8. The formal powers of the royal family have diminished as the yardage about them in the newspapers has grown.
9. According to colleagues, whose judgment of distance had been honed over a day spent working on yardage charts, the sliver of wood was four centimetres long.
10. For the modern-day tour player, who relies on certain clubs being able to get him over certain yards, the yardage chart is indispensable.
11. Widnes were stopped in their tracks by the ferocity of the Australian tackling, while Canberra gained yardage relentlessly, barging through the defensive line at will and utilising the width with effortless passes.
12. The servility of the old-style caddie may have gone forever, but Sir Henry's view on what made a good caddie in 1934, and three years later when he won at Carnoustie, is interesting because it still holds true today in the day and age of the yardage chart: "My caddie Butler was content to jog along all day without speaking unless he was spoken to.