The 13th Man: How Bethpage Black's Brutal Challenge is Shaping the Ryder Cup
With its famous warning sign, deep rough, and demanding greens, Bethpage Black is a star of the show. We analyze how this notoriously difficult course is testing the world's best Ryder Cup players and influencing the outcome.
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