A links is a type of golf course typically found near the coast, often on sandy terrain. It is known for having natural, uneven ground with few trees and is influenced by the weather, particularly wind. Links courses are usually designed with fewer hazards like water or ponds, but they feature deep bunkers and long grass areas called "rough." The course is often more challenging due to its natural features, and players must adapt to the conditions, including the wind and varied terrain, which can affect the ball's movement.

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