yardage

[ US /ˈjɑɹdɪdʒ/ ]
[ UK /jˈɑːdɪd‍ʒ/ ]
NOUN
  1. distance measured in the aggregate number of yards
    what is the yardage of this golf course?
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How To Use yardage In A Sentence

  • The financial performance of the cooperative is on schedule, says Vachal, with debt repayments being drawn from the feed and yardage charges paid by member-customers.
  • You can also lose income with commissions, yardage, inspection fees, and other costs.
  • If it were donkeys carrying the bags then animal welfare groups all over the world would be up in arms about the cruelty, yet we expect these caddies to lug the bag and to get yardages then make a club choice under duress.
  • Finally, the Yardage Pro is waterproof so you can use it in any weather conditions without worrying.
  • Yes, we now use satellites to measure yardages, space-age fabrics keep us dry and entry signs are carved in stone by lasers.
  • No Redskins player disrespects Blache's '09 defensive scheme, especially since, in yardage stats, it's still far ahead of this year's crew. For Redskins, improvement down the roster continues long after changes at the top
  • All types of sample should made in Correct Quality of sample yardage, unless specify.
  • A few weeks before the tournament, after a day walking the course to get all our yardages right, we, the lucky local caddies nominated for the Open, were gathered together in the dining room at Hazeltine.
  • If you are re-covering several seats and need more yardage, keep in mind pattern repeats and ask the fabric-store experts for measuring assistance.
  • He may've ducked the string a hair but i was not certain of the yardage as it was in the wide open marsh. MISS !!!
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