How to Say ‘This hole’ in Japanese
このホール
kono hooru
[ko-no hoh-roo]
💬 Usage Tip: [このホール] is useful for talking about strategy, difficulty, or what kind of shot you want here. Short and practical.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Discussing the hole before teeing off is common. It helps the group share expectations and adds friendly course talk.
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[ko-no]
this
Points to something specific near the speaker. Here it refers to a particular hole on the course.
このホールは風が強いね。
This hole is windy.
ホール
hooru
[hoh-roo]
hole
A golf hole on the course. In this phrase, it refers to the specific hole being discussed.
このホールはチャンスがあるよ。
There is a chance on this hole.
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