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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