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Pros at three courses golf 1,377 holes for ALS
Pros at three courses golf 1,377 holes for ALS | ?aqam – St Mary’s, Columbia Valley, Cranbrook, East Kootenay, Elk Valley, Fernie, Ktunaxa Nation

an ALS fundraiser in British Columbia, Canada is interesting because they are active for a full month and operative on many golf courses . . . yet not immediately obvious how golfer performance is linked to ALS revenue?
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