linksland
/ˈlɪŋksˌlænd/
noun
- An area of coastal land with sandy soil, dunes, and short grass, often used for golf courses.
- Hikers enjoyed walking across the linksland, with its rolling dunes and sea views.
- Developers wanted to build houses on the linksland, but conservationists protected it.
- The famous golf course was built on natural linksland along the Scottish coast.
- A type of golf course built on such coastal terrain, characterized by firm, fast fairways and deep bunkers.
- Many golfers travel to Ireland to experience the authentic linksland courses there.
- The tournament was held on a classic linksland, with tight lies and unpredictable bounces.
- She prefers playing on linksland courses because the wind makes the game more challenging.