What does "G" represent in the Phonetic Alphabet?

In the Phonetic Alphabet, which is used for clear communication over radio and telephone, each letter of the alphabet is assigned a specific word to avoid misunderstandings due to similar-sounding letters.

The letter "G" corresponds to the word "Golf." This assignment was deliberately chosen because the word is distinct and easy to recognize in various conditions, making it less likely to be confused with other words or letters. Using "Golf" enhances clarity, especially in noisy environments or when there is a potential for miscommunication.

The other options represent different letters of the Phonetic Alphabet: "Hotel" is for "H," "India" corresponds to "I," and "Juliet" is for "J." Each of these words is selected for its clarity and uniqueness, but they do not represent the letter "G." Thus, "Golf" is the correct association for the letter "G."