Is this how they spell links in Canada?

[Geoff_Shackelford]

I'm not sure what made me laugh harder, the spelling for the "Lynx" at Kingswood Park or the cart path fronting its 14th green! And where's the waterfall mentioned in the caption?

http://www.golfdigest.com/courses/bestnew/index.ssf?/courses/bestnew/gd200401bestnew2.html

[Dan Herrmann]

I hope that Lynx isn't a misspelling  - they're probably thinking about the cat.  Atlantic Canada certainly understands what a Links is (Highland Links).

[A_Clay_Man]

Geoff- You can just make out the waterfall at the bottom of the pic. Its difficult to see but the splash is also visible.

WTG Baxter and Jeff

[Dan Kelly]

You want waterfall shots?

Plenty of waterfall shots at www.kingswoodpark.ca/golf/golf3.htm#!

[ian]

Geff,

Thair you amerigans go spellin everything rong agan.

Its a lynx course (as in fezcue grass) in Kanada, and that iz a Kart Paff in front of thu green. Itz for the zamboni to get to the rink besid thu green. duh.

You kalivornians are dumm!

Ean Andruw

[Robert Thompson]

Pretty sure this is the cat as well, though I must admit the course name doesn't make much sense to me. Where have all the great course names gone -- clearly they are not in Fredericton.
I have no idea what this course is like -- when my poor dyslexic friend Mr. Andrew and I were in Newbrunswick this summer we didn't get a chance to check it out....

Any word from anyone who has played it?

Robert