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      <title>Lahinch: The Old Course That Waited a Century for Its Biggest Week</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;There are golf courses that get discovered by the wider game and golf courses that simply carry on regardless, and for most of its 134 years Lahinch has been the second kind. Tucked into the northwest corner of County Clare, where the Atlantic weather arrives with nothing in front of it to slow it down, the Old Course has been quietly regarded by the people who actually play it as one of the finest links tests anywhere, while the wider golfing world caught up in fits and starts, a 2019 Irish Open here, a Golf Digest ranking there. This year it hosted its first Walker Cup, and for a few days in September the rest of the world finally paid the kind of attention that Lahinch members have taken for granted for over a century.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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