American Century Championship tournament week tees off at Edgewood Tahoe with Celebrity-Am (photos)
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NFL Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk uses body language to steer his tee shot on the eighth hole Tuesday.
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Defending champion Mark Mulder watches as his son Dax putts on the second hole Tuesday.
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MLB All-Star Kenny Lofton walks off the 17th green with multiple shades of Lake Tahoe as the backdrop Tuesday.
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Without shoes, former NFL quarterback Jim McMahon lines up a putt on the 16th green.
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Long drive champion Heather LeMaster signs an autograph for a pair of female fans at the eighth tee box Tuesday.
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Justin Timberlake watches his tee shot from the first hole during the Lake Tahoe Celebrity-Am on Tuesday, July 19, at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course.
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Former NFL quarterback Mark Rypien poses with fans during the Lake Tahoe Celebrity-Am on Tuesday.
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U.S. skier Bode Miller sizes up a putt on the 13th green Tuesday.
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Arizona Cardinals defensive back Patrick Peterson poses for a picture with a fan after finishing the 14th hole Tuesday.
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NFL Pro Bowler Sterling Sharpe puts pen to paper with a cigar in his mouth off the 16th green Tuesday.
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STATELINE — Athletes and celebrities hit the links at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course to tee off 2016 celebrity golf week Tuesday, July 19. The Lake Tahoe Celebrity-Am opened American Century Championship week, highlighted by superstar Justin Timberlake golfing alongside actor Alfonso Ribeiro.
Nearly a quarter of the 27th annual ACC’s participants made their 2016 debut on Tuesday, including defending champion Mark Mulder, tournament mainstay Jim McMahon and U.S. skier Bode Miller. Sunny, windy conditions and small galleries greeted golfers at Edgewood Tahoe.
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