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She accused an exclusive Utah ski and golf club of unequal treatment. Then, she and her husband were forced out, a lawsuit alleges.

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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13, 2023. Two former members allege in a lawsuit filed Oct. 2 that they were expelled from the club after raising concerns about unequal treatment at the resort's women's golf tournament.

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