Definitions
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A
dunal ridge. - noun golf, Australia An area developed from sand dunes; the region in Victoria is a well-known example.
Etymologies
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word sandbelt.
Examples
-
Norman pointed to Allenby's play on the Melbourne sandbelt courses as a reason for his pick.
-
Woods held a 3-shot lead after two rounds at Kingston Heath, maybe the jewel of the Melbourne sandbelt.
Unplayable Robert Lusetich 2010
-
He attributed the distance control early in his round to the weather & ndash; cold, wind, rain & ndash; that had him hitting a 5-iron that went just 165 yards, only a day after hitting 9-iron from 200 yards on the fast turf of the sandbelt.
-
He attributed the distance control early in his round to the weather & ndash; cold, wind, rain & ndash; that had him hitting a 5-iron that went just 165 yards, only a day after hitting 9-iron from 200 yards on the fast turf of the sandbelt.
-
Through the dangerous and difficult barrier of the desert sandbelt that extends all along the coast, General Botha and his formidable columns forced their way to Windhuk; from the remote lower reaches of the
A Rip Van Winkle Of The Kalahari Seven Tales of South-West Africa Frederick Cornell
-
Tseng has shown off her new, more powerful swing at Royal Melbourne, honing the tweaks to her technique as she familiarized herself with the sandbelt course.
-
But honours were split in the second round with each side taking three victories on a hot, windy day on Melbourne's sandbelt.
-
It has been replaced by another Melbourne sandbelt gem, Kingston Heath, where disgraced superstar Tiger Woods won the 2009 Australian Masters.
-
It has been replaced by another Melbourne sandbelt gem, Kingston Heath, where disgraced superstar Tiger Woods won the 2009 Australian Masters.
-
He played in the Masters at Huntingdale in 2005 and is looking forward to a return trip to the sandbelt.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.