Sentence examples for renowned links from inspiring English sources

The Lancashire town has a renowned links golf course to draw in tourists.

Royal County Down is one of the most renowned links in the world and, with extra grandstands likely to be erected, crowds in excess of 20,000 are expected to flock to the Newcastle course each day.

McIlroy admits the American's achievement helped make up his mind to return to the event for the first time in five years at one of the most renowned links courses in Scotland.

Today's visitors are mainly golfers heading for the renowned Machrihanish links course, surfers and walkers.

Ballybunion (00 353 6 827 146; ballybuniongolfclub.ie), with its renowned Old links and mesmerising late 20th-century sister, The Cashen, lies south of the Shannon Estuary in County Kerry via the Killimer Ferry ( shannonferries.com).

They even spoke of their discomfort at having their country identified with a leader renowned for his earlier links to terrorism.

"Many are steeped in architectural references". As for the Odd Fellows, who got their start in Baltimore in 1819, their most renowned symbol is a linked chain with the letters "F," "L" and "T," which stand for friendship, love and truth.

Chinese news media reported recently that the going bribery rate for admission to a high school linked to the renowned Renmin University in Beijing is $80,000 to $130,000.

"Most of the independent financial surveys that are completed on the Open Championship would suggest that it brings something between £55m to £70m in the year of the Open to the wider community in the venue's area". The successful staging of the Irish Open at Royal Portrush in 2012 strengthened the case for a return to the world-renowned seaside links.

He is a partner in the Pebble Beach Company, which owns resorts, golf links and the world renowned Pebble Beach golf course.

Born: Medellin, Colombia, a city renowned for the quality of its link courses.