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      <title>Bethpage Black: The Public Course That Plays Like a Punishment</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Most of the great championship courses in the world are private, gated affairs where the closest an ordinary golfer gets is a television screen. Bethpage Black is the exception that the whole of public golf points to. It sits within a state park on Long Island, it can be played by anyone willing to queue or win the lottery for a tee time, and it has hosted two US Opens, a PGA Championship and a Ryder Cup. It is the rare course that has tested the best players alive and then, the following week, made a weekend hacker question every decision that led them to the first tee.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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