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Where do the people play golf?
It is a golf links if the course is near the sea. Otherwise it is a golf course if further inland.
Where is the golf of Mexico?
The golf of Mexico is off of the Mexican Sea near Mexico. It is the Sea to the North of Mexico. STOP CHEATING AND BRING HOME AN ATLAS!!!!!!!
Why are deserts near the sea not fertile?
Most deserts near the sea are fertile. However, due to the lack of rainfall, plants are often uncommon.
Why is golf referred to as the links?
The links is simply a term referring to a type of golf course. A links golf course is one where the land that is golf course is on, is the land that 'links' the sea to the arable farming land.
What is Spring Island SC?
Spring Island is one of the most picturesque and historic sea islands on the Atlantic coast. They have great golf and more! Last year Golf Week magazine ranked them 19th among the top 100 residential courses in America. http://www.springisland-sc.com
What is the other name for the golf of California?
Sea of Cortez Vermilion Sea
What courses does SEA offer for study?
SEA offers courses on Oceanography, marine biology and Maritime studies. You can also learn to sail tall ships through SEA.
What is near the sea?
The coast of countries and/or islands are near the sea. It depends on which sea you are talking about.
What is the definition of golf as in the golf of Mexico?
It is the Gulf of Mexico, not golf (which is a sport). Basically, a gulf is an inlet of the sea almost surrounded by land.
What does the word link mean in golf?
a links golf course is one situated beside the sea
Do sea otters live in the pelagic environment?
Sea Otters do not life in a Pelagic Zone, as this would be a deep sea environment. Instead, they live in the near shore ecosystem and often go on land.
Which golf club in England contains the highest point above sea level?
Alston Moor Golf Club, in Cumbria is the highest in England at 1,476 feet above sea level, with ten holes, the highest 18 hole golf course is Kington Golf Club in Herefordshire at 1280 feet above sea level.
