redan
- noun
- /rɪˈdæn/
- Jargon
- He struggled to land his ball safely on the sloping redan green.
Examples
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The course features a famous redan that tests even experienced golfers.
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The course features a challenging redan that requires precise shots to reach the green.
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Many architects try to recreate the classic redan design in modern golf courses.
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The redan at the golf course is particularly challenging.
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Many golfers struggle with the redan hole due to its slope.
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Players often practice their approach to the tricky redan to improve their game.
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A well-placed shot on the redan can lead to a great chance for a birdie.
Synonyms
An area of short grass on a golf course around the hole
Surface Forms
Etymology
Redan in golf borrows the military name and keeps the same image of an angle and slope. The green is set on a diagonal so the shot must use the angle of the ground, making the hole a tricky, V-like target.