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Here's what the pros told Utah student-athletes at Especially for Athletes' 7th annual invitational - Park Record

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Especially for Athletes wrapped up its seventh annual golf invitational on Sept. 8 at the brand-new, Tiger Woods-designed Marcella Club Skyline in Heber City. A total of 88 players competed in four-man teams in a shamble, also known as a modified scramble, to raise funds and increase awareness for the Especially for Athletes Foundation.

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