My wife expressed an interest in the lake district of England, so I got on Google Earth to examine the coast line.
First discovery is Seascale, which Peper and Campbell list as a links.
Further examination finds Silecroft, Furness, Morecambe, Heysham, and Knott End all touching the beach are not listed as links. The first links south of Seascale are Fleetwood and Royal Lytham and St. Annes.
Heading north I find St. Bees, Mayport, and Blitherlees before Siloth on Solway.
Is anyone familiar with why Silecroft, Furness, Morecambe, Heysham, Knott End, St. Bees, Mayport, and Blitherlees would not be classified as links?
When I first looked I missed the entry for Fleetwood in the book, and I missed Siloth on Solway on Google Earth as it shares a boundary with Blitherlees on Google Earth, so I thought there was a larger linksless area even though there were all these courses touching the beach, which Royal Lytham and St. Annes doesn't do. Are any of these an oversight of Peper and Campbell?