Which of the following corresponds to "golf" in the phonetic alphabet?

The phonetic alphabet, also known as the NATO phonetic alphabet, is used primarily in military and aviation communication to ensure clarity in verbal communication. Each letter of the alphabet corresponds to a specific code word to minimize misunderstandings, particularly over radio transmissions. In this system, "golf" represents the letter "G." This usage is standardized, meaning that whenever "golf" is communicated, it unmistakably refers to the letter "G."

The other choices do not correspond to the correct phonetic representations of their respective letters. "H" corresponds to "hotel," "I" corresponds to "india," and "J" corresponds to "juliett." Each of these terms also serves a clear purpose within the phonetic alphabet to enhance communication accuracy, but in this case, the focus is on "golf," which clearly identifies with the letter "G."