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noun

links

a golf course that is built on sandy ground near a shore

In a sentence

Six example sentences with links, each labelled with its topic.

  • The links outside the fishing town charge less than a hotel dinner and hand you a caddie who knows every gust.

    Travel

  • The company outing moved to the links, where three deals advanced further in four hours than in a month of meetings.

    Business

  • A century ago the links were common grazing land, and the club still pays the village a token rent each spring.

    Economics

  • The links are kept by grazing sheep rather than mowers, which suits the dune grasses far better.

    Environment

  • The oldest links in the country began as a sandy commons where fishermen knocked pebbles between rabbit holes.

    History

  • At dusk the links photograph best, when the dunes throw long shadows across the greens.

    Photography

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