CEFR B2

links course

noun

Meaning

A golf course located on sandy soil near the sea, typically with dunes, wind, and few trees.

Examples

The Open Championship is often played on a classic links course.
Playing a links course requires adapting to the wind and uneven terrain.

Synonyms: seaside course, coastal course, dune course

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links course (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: lɪŋks kɔːrs

Definition

A golf course located on sandy soil near the sea, typically with dunes, wind, and few trees.

Examples

The Open Championship is often played on a classic links course.
Playing a links course requires adapting to the wind and uneven terrain.

How to Use links course

links course (collocation): A golf course characterized by sandy soil, dunes, and proximity to the sea. — "The golfer prepared for the unpredictable winds of the links course."

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