linksˇland
linksˇland/ˈliNGkslənd/
noun
level or undulating sandy ground covered by coarse grass and near the sea.
Jul 15, 2016 ˇ Linksland is a specific type of sandy, wind-sculpted coastal terrain -- the word comes from the Old English hlinc, “rising ground” -- and in its ...
The meaning of LINKSLAND is seaside terrain that is characterized by rolling hills of sand and is often used as the site of golf courses.
People also ask
What does link land mean?
What is the difference between Parkland and Heathland?
Mar 24, 2020 ˇ We enlist the help of George Waters in understanding linksland, the sandy coastal terrain where golf and its architecture were invented.
A challenging day for the players but, for us, a great day's sport on a fine tract of linksland. Times, Sunday Times (2008). Quick word challenge.
“Linksland Golf Travel Magazine is your gateway to great golf destinations...” — David J Whyte - Golf Travel Writer & ...
Rating
(64) ˇ $36.26
If you love golf, or even if you don't, "To the Linksland" is a delightful tale of self discovery and offers a glimpse into a little-known world of heather and ...
(golf) A golf course near the sea, particularly one with terrain resembling linksland.
$30.00
To the Linksland is the captivating memoir of Bamberger's golfing pilgrimage/extended honeymoon. From an all-night caddie bus on the back roads of southern ...
Sep 15, 2018 ˇ Linksland is low lying land which has been formed by centuries of drainage, tidal changes and the brisk weather along the sea. It generally ...
Rating
(72) ˇ $38.30
If you love golf, or even if you don't, "To the Linksland" is a delightful tale of self discovery and offers a glimpse into a little-known world of heather and ...