The community center of the Coquille Tribe of Oregon and the Nike Native American Employee Network wants to get kids more active at a free golf clinic in July.
The community center hopes to double the turnout from last year's event, when 60 kids participated. About 30 Nike employees are volunteering and Nike is providing cash donations, prize donations and other fund-raising assistance.
After the golf clinic, there will be a golf tournament for kids and adults. The event takes place July 9-11.
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Tribe offers free youth golf clinic at Bandon Dunes
(The Coos Bay World 6/17)
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Coquille Tribe hopes to get kids active with golf event
Friday, June 18, 2004
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