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Fore-get about It: New Jersey golf adventure was a tale of two courses

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By Ed Levine
| On Pattison
Credit: Pennsauken Country Club Fore-get about It: New Jersey golf adventure was a tale of two courses A Decrease font size. A Reset font size. A Increase font size. One of the things I enjoy about golfing is experiencing different courses and places. Except if they are in New Jersey because New Jersey scares me. It’s nothing personal.
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The Back Nine: Masters of tradition — Augusta’s cathedral beckons golf’s faithful

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By Ed Levine
| Sea Isle News
While the professional golf season technically begins in January on some Hawaiian island, the real beginning is this week at The Masters. For most golfers this is when the golf season stops being polite and starts getting real. Maybe the flowers haven’t bloomed in your backyard, but at Augusta National Golf Course the flowers are a perfect explosion of color and every blade of grass is delicately manicured for the best golfers in the world.
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Where to Find Great New York Slices in 2025? You Might Be Surprised. Original

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By Ed Levine
| The New York Times Verified
Rexburg, Idaho, may be one of the more unexpected places to find a world-class slice of New York-style pizza. The windswept city, home to B.Y.U.-Idaho, is a three-hour drive from the nearest major airport and 2,200 miles from Manhattan. But from its electric oven, Righteous Slice is serving pizza that would not be out of place in Greenwich Village. With a proper char on the bottom, the slices stand up to a fold.
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