[DOC] [TLE] What Is a Links Golf Course in Golf? - About.com [PAR] A links course is a specific type of golf course, but do you know what the criteria 
are? ... is applied to any golf course that is relatively treeless;; Or as a general 
term used ... This term, in its purest sense, applies specifically to seaside areas in 
Scotland. ... Links golf is, it's often said, "played on the ground" as opposed to 
being... [DOC] [TLE] Golf course - Wikipedia [PAR] A golf course is the grounds where the game of golf is played. It comprises a 
series of holes, ... While golf courses often follow the original landscape, some 
modification is ... In complex areas, two holes may share the same tee box, 
fairway, or even ..... Links is a Scottish term, from the Old English word hlinc : "
rising ground,... [DOC] [TLE] What is the difference between a regular golf course and a links ... [PAR] Jan 15, 2007 ... It also retains this more general meaning in the Scottish English dialect. ... Links 
are located in coastal areas, on sandy soil, often amid dunes, with few ... The 
Open Championship is always played on links courses, even .... And, of course, a 
links course, in Whitten's definition, needs to be relatively treeless... [DOC] [TLE] Download Links Course S Update Crack - Carlton [PAR] Only 92 of the golf courses in Scotland (17%) are true links courses, though this 
... applied to any golf course that is relatively treeless; Or as a general term used 
as just ... land in seaside areas that feature sandy soil, dunes and undulating 
topography, ... Links golf is, it's often said, "played on the ground" as opposed to 
being... [DOC] [TLE] What makes a links golf course?  Kingdom Magazine [PAR] The Old Course is, of course, the original and the best, the layout that has ... 
known as The Links long before golf was played there in the case of the former, 
or in ... usage the term tends to mean sand-dune country of little use except for 
golf ... at Turnberry, but often the treeless horizon and the dunes, whether 
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There is general agreement that the Scots were the earliest of golf addicts but 
who ... Early golfers played at the game for many years without any thought of .... 
This term, in its purest sense, applies specifically to seaside areas in Scotland. [DOC] [TLE] Caddie - Scottish Golf History [PAR] The word Caddie derives from the French word 'le cadet', meaning 'the boy' or ... 
This is not possible as the French did not play golf, but maile, which only ... has 
the same origin, as they were often the younger sons of the aristocracy. Caddie1 
A Cady, Caddy, Cadie or Caddie became used for a general-purpose porter or... [DOC] [TLE] FAQs - British Golf Museum [PAR] As time passed, the term 'golf' came to be used more consistently; however, some 
older Scottish golfers still refer to the game as 'the Gowf', in keeping ... The fact 
that the game was banned in 1457 suggests that it was played prior to that year ... 
It is often thought that the Royal and Ancient Golf Club owns the Old Course. [DOC] [TLE] Golf Cleveland Ohio Lexicon - GolfClevelandOhio.com [PAR] Blast: The material carried with the ball when it is hit out of a sand bunker. Also ... 
Basically, if a par 72 golf course has a Course Rating of 73, it plays one stroke 
more ... Fescue: A type of grass commonly used in heavy rough areas which can 
grow to .... Old Scottish and English usage of the word implied rough open 
ground. [DOC] [TLE] USGA on golf, birdie, eagle, bogie, mulligan, skins, links, fore ... [PAR] Sep 30, 2003 ... The

Question: A general term for a course, or the sandy, treeless Scottish area where golf was often played
Answer: links