Two Golfers Go Low, First Day of Nebraska Junior Amateur

Nebraska Junior Amateur Golf Tournament sees sub-70 rounds on first day, at Beatrice Country Club.

July 23, 2019Updated: July 24, 2019

By News Channel Nebraska

Two Golfers Go Low, First Day of Nebraska Junior Amateur

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