1. sandy or hilly land near a seacoast, especially in Scotland, often used for golf courses
Usage: chiefly British; often used in the plural 'links'

Examples

• The golf course was built on linksland overlooking the North Sea.
• Scottish linksland provides the natural terrain for championship golf tournaments.
• The sandy linksland stretched for miles along the coast.
• Many famous golf courses are situated on linksland in the United Kingdom.