Golf for 50 Cents This Weekend at Tahoe Course
A golf course at Lake Tahoe is celebrating its centennial with 50-cent green fees through the weekend.
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A golf course at Lake Tahoe is celebrating its centennial with 50-cent green fees through the weekend.
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