0x26F3

0x26F3 designates the Unicode code point U+26F3, whose official name is FLAG IN HOLE. It is part of the Miscellaneous Symbols block (U+2600 to U+26FF) and is intended to depict a golf flag planted in a hole.

In terms of appearance, the glyph typically shows a flag on a flagpole over a circular hole. On platforms that support emoji, it is often rendered as a colorful pictograph representing golf. The character has emoji presentation on many systems by default, with the option to use text presentation via the variation selector U+FE0E, and the emoji presentation selector U+FE0F to request colored emoji rendering where available.

Usage of this symbol centers on golf-related topics, including the sport itself, golf courses, and leisure activities. It is commonly used in digital communication to denote golfing events, discussions, or venues, and is frequently included in emoji sets used by messaging apps and social media.

Encoding and technical details: U+26F3 corresponds to the hexadecimal code point 26F3. In UTF-8 encoding, it is represented by the three-byte sequence E2 9A B3. In decimal, the code point is 9907. The character belongs to the Common script and carries the general category Symbol, Other (So).