Sentence examples for true links from inspiring English sources

He called it "true links conditions".

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

"Royal Aberdeen is a bit more true links and maybe that will have an effect.

I played Carnoustie and St. Andrews, my true links golf, my first two, right out of the gate.

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.

The true link between Balanchine's future in the United States and his past in Russia is found in the relationship of dance and music.

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".

That, I think, is the true link to the Mercedes philosophy of the 80's, the notion that one could put more faith in the car's intelligence than in the driver's.

Bruce Springsteen calls him "the true link between Sinatra and rock'n'roll", but Dion declares his debt to a janitor named Willie Green who taught him Howlin' Wolf and Jimmy Reed songs as a teenager.

Morgan took to Twitter on Friday afternoon to say "I have a confession to make with regard to this @guardian story..it's 100% true" – linking to a story Chelsea manager José Mourinho has accused Arsenal's Arsène Wenger of being a "specialist in failure" after eight years without silverware.