Bogey arrived at the coffee shop early to review his notes before the meeting.

After three mishits, he carded a triple bogey on the par-4.

He sighed after making a double bogey on the par-4 hole, knowing it would hurt his chances.

At night the old house seemed to breathe, and bogey men skittered in the corners of her memory.

After four holes of steady play, his two late triple bogeys ruined his chance at the clubhouse lead.

As a child, she was terrified that the bogey man might be hiding under her bed.

His round was ruined by three double bogeys, leaving him well over par.

The old stories warned children that bogeymen lurked under the beds, waiting to scare anyone who stayed up past lights-out.

Every creak at night made him imagine the bogeyman lurking under his bed.

Children whispered that a bogeywoman lived in the attic, waiting to snatch anyone who left their toys out at night.