Enger Park primed for spotlight as Dick Forbort charity tournament tees off next Saturday
“This year’s Forbort event is probably the largest in its history. We’ll be using all three nines — three 18-hole courses snaking through. It’s a huge deal for us.” -- Enger Park General Manager Craig Smith
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Former Bulldogs All-American defenseman and current Chicago Blackhawks associate general manager Norm Maciver, 59, and his playing partner Rick Amatuzio, both of Duluth, tied for second-place in the 40th Hank Jensen Best Ball and Scramble on Sunday at historic Enger Park Golf Course in Duluth. Maciver and Amatuzio shot 11-under
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Former Duluth Huskies general manager and current Enger Park Golf GM Craig Smith – "Too expensive for the organization to keep. I give the Viking’s credit for trying but his cap hit was too much for them to hang on to." Minnesota business leader Mark Labovitz – "The
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“It’s been a great feature for our customers to purchase balls at the Ball Dispenser which is a nice convenience to standing in line waiting in the clubhouse." -- Craig Smith, Enger Park Golf general manager
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Hermantown girls soccer looks to rebound with key road matches
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