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Rock Island City and community leaders gather for the ribbon cutting at Highland Springs new clubhouse and First Tee Learning Center. CREDIT KENDA BURROWS
“Fore please, now driving First Tee of the Quad Cities and City of Rock Island Highland Springs. Cheers!”
With those words, borrowed from The Masters’ first tee announcer Toby Wilt, First Tee Quad Cities Board Chairman Decker Ploehn led the first toast to the 50-year-old public golf course’s new 3,000-square-foot…
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