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Missouri City is improving the La Quinta golf course as well as City Centre following a 2020 National Golf Foundation study. (Valeria Escobar/Community Impact)

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Driving change: Missouri City invests over $15M in Quail Valley Golf Club renovations

By Aubrey Vogel

Missouri City’s Quail Valley Golf Club, which houses the La Quinta and El Dorado golf courses, is underway with over $15 million in course and City Centre renovations.

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