Sentence examples for a true links from inspiring English sources

Cabot Links, designed by the Canadian architect Rod Whitman, is a true links course.

He won the 2002 Irish Amateur at Royal Dublin Golf Club, a true links course with a similar layout, feel and wind pattern to the Old Course.

Phillips has clearly been inspired by traditional British golf, as Yas plays like a true links, with a touch more sunshine.

Not a true links — it's about a mile inland from the Irish Sea — it's undulating and tight, with more than two hundred bunkers and punishing rough.

The day Tom and I played, it blew about 20 miles an hour, a true links wind that was a factor on every hole, causing shots to bend like a parenthesis or else keeping them unnaturally aloft on an air cushion.

"That will suit me more than if it was playing like a true links".

Mr. Tutu suggests a true link between spirituality and everyday life, an idea that would evaporate in the kind of urgent, politically topical interview that might bring him to "Nightline".

In doing so, they sought to uncover whether a "true link between gun ownership and harms outcomes" could be drawn, they wrote.

When linking records four outcomes are possible: a true link, no link (true negative), a false link (false positive) and a missed link (false negative).

When linking any pair of records four outcomes are possible: a true link (true positive), no link (true negative), a mis-link (false positive) and a missed link (false negative).

Assuming the existence of a true link between a mutated ATM allele and breast cancer, our data indicate that ATM heterozygosity on average infers a 2.9-fold (95% CI, 1.9 4.4) increase in the risk for female breast cancer.