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The Further You Look

Jamaica's Golf Vibrations

By Andrew Marshall
Photography by Paul Marshall

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Jamaica, the Caribbean’s largest English-speaking island, is a feast of many flavors, and the familiar fare of rum, reggae, jerk chicken, sugary sand beaches, aquamarine waters, towering palms and cheek-caressing trade winds are merely the appetizers, and for the avid golfer there’s top shelf golf.

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