Longboat officials putt for Bayfront Park revitalization
The five officials earned $10,000 toward the renovation efforts.
By
Katie Johns
| 9:08 p.m. October 15, 2016
Longboat Key
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Five Longboat Key town officials took a swing at raising money for the Bayfront Park revitalization project.
During Ocean Properties Ltd.’s annual charity golf tournament Oct. 15, the officials took turns putting on three holes on the Longboat Key Club’s putting green. Each hole-in-one earned $1,000. A two putt was worth $500, and a three putt was worth $250.
Overall, the town received $10,000 from Ocean Properties to go toward the revitalization of Bayfront Park.
Ocean Properties also donated a total of $300,000 to eight charities through the tournament.
Commissioner Irwin Pastor practices his putt before the putting challenge on Oct. 15.
Vice Mayor Terry Gans practices his putt before the putting challenge on Oct. 15.
Terry O’Hara, golf director for the Longboat Key Club, helps town clerk Susan Phillips during the OPL Putting Challenge.
Town clerk Susan Phillips
Fire Chief Paul Dezzi
Golf director for the Longboat Key Club Terry O’Hara helps Irwin Pastor during the OPL Putting Challenge.
Commissioner Irwin Pastor
Commissioner Jack Daly
Terry O’Hara, golf director for the Longboat Key Club, helps Jack Daly during the OPL Putting Challenge.
Vice Mayor Terry Gans
Vice Mayor Terry Gans putts while Terry O’Hara and others look on
Andy Berger, vice president of Ocean Properties Ltd., putts while Terry O’Hara watches.
Terry O’Hara, golf director for the Longboat Key Club, writes out the $10,000 check to the town of Longboat Key for the Bayfront Park revitalization.
Five Longboat Key town officials participated in a putting challenge as part of OPL’s annual charity golf tournament.
The participants earned $10,000 in funds for the revitalization of Bayfront Park.
