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Participants in the Ozarka College Foundation Golf Tournament will have a chance to win an impressive set of golf clubs valued at $1,000. This coveted prize will be awarded to the golfer who achieves the “Closest to the Pin” on Hole 12 during the event. The tournament is set to take place at Cooper’s Hawk Golf Course in Melbourne on Thursday, September 25.
The format for the tournament is a four-person scramble, allowing teams to work together for the best possible score. A shotgun start is scheduled for 11 a.m., ensuring that all teams begin their rounds simultaneously. This exciting event not only promises a day of fun and competition but also plays a significant role in supporting the students of Ozarka College. All proceeds from the tournament will directly benefit the college, making it a fantastic opportunity for golfers to contribute to a worthy cause while enjoying a day on the course.
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