The point in match play when a player is up in a match by the same number of holes that remain. (When Lanny Wadkins had his opponent dormie three, it seemed like the Americans would win the Ryder Cup).

(also "dormy") a match play situation where one player or team is ahead (or "up") by the same number of holes as are remaining in the match (meaning that the other [..]

During match play this is a situation where one player (or team) is leading by the same number of holes remaining. So if they are one up with one hole left to play then the match is dormie.

A dormie is an expression within the match play. If one golfer or one team leads the match within the game, so that the opponent could only play a tie even if he would win all remaining holes, this is called a dormie. To express the dormie, golfers say the match has reached or has gone dormie, or the golfer has taken the match dormie.

In match play, having a lead equal to the number of holes remaining to be played, ie. two up and two to play.

in match play, a player is dormie when leading by as many holes as there are holes left to play (i.e. 4 up with four holes to play is called "dormie 4"). The player who is down must then win [..]

When playing in match play, being five up with five to go, four up with four left, etc. To be as many holes up as there are to play. Sometimes spelled dormy. DOUBLE BOGEY

  The point in match play when a player is up in a match by the same number of holes that remain.

occurs during match play when a player is ahead by the number of holes left to play.

(aka: "dormy") a term used exclusively in match play when a player is ahead by the same number of holes that remain. As a result the best that the opposition can expect is a tie. Exa [..]

A term in match play

The point in match play when a player is up in a match by the same number of holes that remain.

Formal term for a team in match play that leads by as many holes as remain to be played. "Hustlers" will often deliberately shoot poorly during the early part of a round to get gulli [..]

When playing in match play, being five up with five to go, four up with four left, etc. To be as many holes up as there are to play. Sometimes spelled dormy.

The point in match play when a player is up in a match by the same number of holes that remain.

When playing in match play, being five up with five to go, four up with four left, etc. To be as many holes up as there are to play. Sometimes spelled dormy.

The situation when a player's lead in match play is equal to the number of holes left to play.

When a player leads by as many holes that are left to play.

Dormie is a term used mostly in match play golf. It signifies that a player is ahead in a match and by the same number of holes that remain in the game.

The point in match play when a player is up in a match by the same number of holes that remain.

(adj) in match play a side that stands as many holes ahead as there are holes remaining to be played

(golf) In match play, when a player or team leads the match by the same number of holes as remain to be played.