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Area golfers pack facilities
Warm weather drives enthusiasts out to the links
Eager golfers crowded the only open course and driving range in Steamboat Springs on Sunday, as the lingering effects of a heavy winter continue to prevent the wide-scale opening of Routt County golf facilities.
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by Brandon Gee
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Area golfers pack facilities
Warm weather drives enthusiasts out to the links
Eager golfers crowded the only open course and driving range in Steamboat Springs on Sunday, as the lingering effects of a heavy winter continue to prevent the wide-scale opening of Routt County golf facilities.
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