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Big Draw: Little People's Golf Tournament attracts solid numbers in its 39th year

Posted: 06.18.2012 at 10:52 PM

Chris Duerr

Chris Duerr is KHQA's Sports Director.

Nearly 350 golfers will compete in 2012 tournament

Despite a nationwide decrease in the number of junior golfers, participation in Quincy's Little People's Golf Tournament is up from 2011. Tournament Executive Director Nan Ryan has spent months preparing for the tournament's 39th year, and her efforts have once again brought in a talented and diverse group.

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