Warden Development Council holds charity golf tournament
A golfer at the Golf Classic takes a practice swing. The tournament was put on by the Warden Develpment Council and it is their eleventh year doing so.
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This team spent time at the tournament as a Father’s Day gift for their dad. The event saw 64 golfers take to the course.
Western Pacific Engineering at hole 10, which they sponsored for the golf tournament. They were offering a $2,000 cash prize toward a trip to Hawaii for anyone who sunk a hole in one at hole 10.
A tournament golfer puts the ball into the hole. Organizers of the event said they raised roughly $12,000 by the end of the event.
A team of golfers taking their swing during the tournament. Many groups were in high spirits and engaging in friendly banter as they played for a cause.
A golfer takes a swing to clear through the tree line. Several golfers have played in the annual tournament for many years. According to Pat Millard of the Warden Development Council, they raise roughly $10,000 or more each year.
WARDEN – The Warden Development Council held its annual Golf Classic at the Sage Hills Golf Course on Friday. The event had a high turnout of 64 golfers participating, mostly in teams of four, and raised roughly $12,000 for local causes, according to organizers.
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