linksman
- noun
- /ˈlɪŋksmən/
- Archaic
- Many legendary linksmen have left their mark on this historic course.
Examples
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The skilled linksman approached the eighteenth green with confidence.
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The linksman swung his club with precision.
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As a young linksman, he dreamed of playing in the British Open.
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Many linksmen prefer playing on coastal courses.
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The seasoned linksman expertly navigated the challenging terrain of the coastal golf course.
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As a proud linksman, he relished the opportunity to play on such a historic links course.
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During the tournament, the talented linksman showcased his skills with impressive drives and putts.
Synonyms
A person who plays golf for fun or as a job
A person who plays golf for fun or as a job
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Linksman comes from the word links meaning 'sandy ground by the sea' and the word man meaning 'person'. So a linksman is literally a 'person of the links', a golfer who plays on a seaside golf course.