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Ghost of William Flynn, the Man Who Designed Shinnecock Hills, Reflects on U.S. Open 2026

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By Marc Horowitz Verified
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My name is William Flynn. I have had the honor of designing many golf courses in my life – so many that I can no longer recall the exact number. I don’t pretend to understand what sorcery allows Wikipedia or Google or ChatGPT to know these things about me, but according to them, by the time I died in 1945, I had designed (or significantly redesigned) somewhere between 85 and 90 courses. I’m proud of every golf course I designed. But if I’m being completely candid, I do have a favorite.
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Winner's Trophy Rolls into Temporary LIRR Station to Showcase Public Transportation Options to the U.S. Open

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By Marc Horowitz Verified
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If you've never experienced U.S. Open week at Shinnecock Hills, you'd be wise to heed the advice of the electronic billboards that started flashing their impending gridlock warnings on East End thoroughfares over a month ago. Don't like to put your faith in road signs? Ask a local or two what to expect. They'll be glad to regale you with vehicular horror stories from previous Opens.
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Bay Street Theater ‘Mister Halston’ Finds Fabulousness & Pathos in Designer’s Life

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By Marc Horowitz Verified
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By Marc Horowitz 7 minute 06/11/2026 Matt McGrath as Mister Halston. At the height of his powers, there was no one more fabulous than Halston. With apologies to Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Diane von Furstenberg and other fashion industry titans, Halston occupied a rarefied perch as arguably the most influential American designer of the 20th century. Effortlessly chic, Halston’s aesthetic helped define not only the visual style of the 1970s, but also the zeitgeist of the era.
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