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Ski, adventure and travel writer. Advocate for a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. JDRF 2007 International Vol of the Year Author of six books. Enthusiastic chortler.

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Tee Thursday: Mass. golfer Megan Khang to get ‘full-circle moment’ at FM Championship

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By Moira McCarthy Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... It has to be near an out of body experience driving up the long, manicured entry of the famed TPC Boston course in Norton and see your image and name on a giant banner blowing in the breeze. Next week, the top female LPGA golfers will feel just that when they arrive for the FM Championship, a premier LPGA event hosting the world’s top players and tens of thousands of fans Aug. 27-30. But for Megan Khang, that experience goes to the next level.
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Plymouth’s famed Lobster Pound is back

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By Moira McCarthy Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... What makes for the perfect New England lobster roll experience? If you’re in Plymouth, you can scarf down a fresh-shucked roll right on the state pier next to the boats hauling the lobsters. You can sit on a rooftop with a view past historic Bug Light and enjoy one there, or settle into a shady spot next to an historic barn. You can even stand knee-deep in the ocean and order a fresh roll off a pontoon boat.
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Tee Thursday: Heritage Hill shines day and night

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By Moira McCarthy Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Riff with me here on this concept. What if golf was a truly democratic sport? What if this lifestyle of a game wasn’t just for the posh or the ultra talented, but for all who crave finding a great outdoor activity? And while we’re at it, what if it was a sport where nearly every level and style of golfer – from nervous newbie to aspiring athlete to locked-in local legend – all felt at home in the same spot? Fantasy?
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