golf course
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of golf course
First recorded in 1595–1605
Example Sentences
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Authorities have urged any witnesses who saw anything near the golf course on 14 February - the day after the kidnapping - to contact police.
From BBC
Family members who spoke to the Associated Press described the golf course employee and sketch artist as a “good kid.”
From Salon
On one of the most historic golf courses in the world, Jacob Bridgeman made some history of his own Sunday afternoon at Riviera Country Club.
From Los Angeles Times
The schools, clinics, the manicured golf course — onetime amenities from an industry awash in petrodollars — gone or overgrown with weeds.
From Los Angeles Times
The couples who had met at the golf course had set up a WhatsApp group and, a few days later, Beth and Tom messaged the group informing them of Felix's death.
From BBC
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