noun

• The final nine holes on an eighteen-hole course.

  ‘he had a double bogey and a triple bogey on the back nine’

  More example sentences

  • ‘He was under no pressure al the way through the back nine.’
  • ‘DiMarco moved into contention with birdies on the first six holes on the back nine.’
  • ‘Harrington went on to complete the back nine in 35.’
  • ‘But the world No.1's game became uncharacteristically creaky over the back nine.’
  • ‘I played so much better than Sally in the back nine that she actually offered to propose me as a member.’