linksy

English

Etymology

From links +‎ -y.

Adjective

linksy (comparative more linksy, superlative most linksy)

1. (golf) Characteristic of a links (golf course situated on dunes near the sea).
   • 2009 July 15, Dave Perkins, “Ames ready to break out”, in Toronto Star‎^[1]:

     Ames agrees with the general early assessment of Turnberry, that it's not quite completely linksy, with some forced carries, particularly on the par-3s, and requires particularly straight driving because the rough is up (and usually wet) and 22 new bunkers have been added, many at go-or-no-go distances, to swallow up the timid or at least steer them the long way around.

Anagrams

• Slinky, kylins, slinky, Lykins, Linsky