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Cedar City golf professional Jared Barnes elected secretary of PGA of America

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Cedar City native and golf professional Jared Barnes has been elected secretary of PGA of America. Barnes was elected by a vote of the organization's 120 delegates this past Thursday during the PGA of America's 110th annual meeting in Las Vegas.

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