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Meadow Park Golf Course
By admin
Updated: February 20, 2013
Meadow Park Golf Course
Public, 27 holes
Lakewood – 253- 473-3033
18 hole: 6,145 yds, par 71 – 68.9/116
9 hole-par 3: 1,600 yds, par 29
www.metroparkstacoma.com
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