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The phrase "a riviera course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of course or path that is reminiscent of or located in a Riviera, often associated with scenic beauty or luxury.
Example: "The resort offers a stunning view of the ocean as you play through a riviera course that winds along the coastline."
Alternatives: "a coastal course" or "a seaside course".
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Hahn is a tournament testament to patience and perseverance, and he needed every bit of those qualities on a Riviera course that played over par this weekend (average score: 72.5).
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While the regulatory machinery begins to churn, a de facto, if uneasy, truce has settled over the Riviera course.
Wells was a Riviera neighbor.
Riviera bloomed again when Glen Campbell -- the recording artist and television star, and a Riviera member -- brought the tournament back to the club in 1973.
Riviera is a course, born in 1927, that acts its age.
Riviera is a shotmaker's golf course, a place where a well-placed 2-iron is often a better weapon than a bombed driver.
Departing Taranto on 11 August, Texas rendezvoused with three French destroyers off Bizerte, Tunisia, and set a course for the French Riviera.
Asked what it would mean for him to win at Riviera, Spieth said, "for me to win on a golf course that I consider one of the top few in the world... that's always a goal.
Then it's up to Milton Keynes – to a casino, of course – to continue living a life most of us can only dream of; the aces are always high on the riviera of north Buckinghamshire.
Mowers usually roll across a given Riviera fairway about three times a week.
The standout "Monaco" feels like a late-Hemingway fable of blurred sexualities on a permissive Riviera.
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