Century old Discovery Bay Golf Course set to be auctioned off
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Hat Island Golf Club
By admin
Updated: February 20, 2013
Hat Island Golf Club
Private, 9 holes,
Everett – 425-339-8485
2,335 yds, par 35 – 59.2/90
www.hatisland.org
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