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No. 26 Mesabi Mine & Golf
Course
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No. 26 Mesabi Mine & Golf
Course.
This was once a peaceful, easy
hole that leisurely worked it's way through the local countryside. But in
1892, when a local golfer named Bunyan took an extra large divot, everything
changed. Iron ore was discovered! Havoc ensued as iron quotas produced daily
course and distance changes, thus making the club selection nearly
impossible. Also adding to the hole's difficulty was always having in the
back of one's mind the thought that a blast of dynamite could occur on any
given backswing. Number 13 handicap. 275 Yards, Par 4
Print signed by artist
Loyal H. Chapman
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