CORRUPTING THE PUBLIC MORALS
Golf World Magazine

Hidden Valley 2002
Entered by two general managers of Hidden Valley Golf Course in Narco, California, pleas of guilty to two felony counts of conspiracy to corrupt the public morals after they allowed "working girls" to set up tents and provide "personal" favors to participants of a tournament at the club in 2002. According to the Los Angeles Times, managers Jason Wood and Darren Bolinger entered their pleas after a third defendant, Sandy Juarez, struck a deal testifying against them. Juarez, who prosecutors believe provided the "working girls", plead guilty and received a 120 day jail term with a $10,000 fine.

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Golf World   2005

A strip club’s golf outing at Country Lakes GC in Naperville, Ill., last week warranted a police investigation after several reports surfaced of scantily clad women and lewd conduct, including bikini-clad women giving lap dances to golfers. The outing was held by Blackjack’s Gentleman’s Club in nearby South Elgin, Ill. A woman who lives adjacent to the course provided Naperville police with a videotape she made, though no criminal activity was apparent on the tape, according to the Chicago Tribune. Naperville mayor George Pradel told the Tribune he was embarrassed by such an incident occurring in his town, which recently was ranked No. 3 in Money magazine’s list of "Best Places to Live."

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