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The holes of a Golf course are ranked in order of their difficulty, 1-18. In the UK and Europe this system is called the stroke index and in the States I believe they are called the handicap holes. Your opponent must give you a shot on the holes ranked 1-15, so you don't receive a shot on the holes ranked 16-18.

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Q: Your match play opponent has to give you 15 golf shots which are the holes where you don't receive the golf shots?
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