You'll see the Bethpage Black course sign a zillion times this week, and you'll get sick of it. But I was really curious why the sign exists and when it was born. Josh Berhow looked for the answer for Golf.com, and, well, it's a bit of a mystery.
Where did the Bethpage Black sign come from?
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