Golf
USGA begins moving out of Bethpage
In front of the Bethpage Golf Course clubhouse Tuesday, workers tore down the tall, green-mesh fences that herded the massive crowds during the eight-day U.S. Open event. And behind the large white tents where corporate sponsors once entertained their guests, drivers in rental trucks began reclaiming food machines, tables and chairs, and other equipment.
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