Word
golf course
Definition
n. a large area of land specially designed and kept for playing golf.
n. a large tract of land specifically landscaped for playing golf, traditionally comprising eighteen holes with their respective tees, fairways, and greens.
Examples
“He spends every Saturday morning at the local golf course.”
“The city council recently voted to build a new public golf course near the river to attract more tourists.”
“Environmental advocates often criticize the irrigation requirements of the modern golf course, especially in regions prone to drought.”
Examples
simple
“He spends every Saturday morning at the local golf course.”
contextual
“The city council recently voted to build a new public golf course near the river to attract more tourists.”
complex
“Environmental advocates often criticize the irrigation requirements of the modern golf course, especially in regions prone to drought.”
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