What is a dolly parton in golf is slang term used humorously to describe a golf shot that has two big bumps, referring to Dolly Parton famous bust, meaning a shot that hits two mounds or has two large undulations, or more commonly a shot that goes over two hills. However, most common meaning of dolly parton in golf is a putt that lips out, hanging on edge, reminiscent of cleavage, or a ball that sits on lip of hole. There is also term dolly parton used for a score of 8 on a hole, because 8 looks like two big circles like Dolly's chest, similar to snowman for 8. In some golf groups, dolly parton is used for when ball hits two trees, or when drive has big boobs, meaning two big bounces. It is not official golf term in Rules of Golf by R&A, it is informal slang among amateur golfers for fun, like other slang such as barkie, sandy and mulligan. So dolly parton in golf is joke term for shot with two bumps or score of 8, referencing Dolly Parton's famous figure, used in casual games for banter, not in professional commentary.
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