Annual Phil Galvano Golf Tournament tees off for 22nd year

The golf tournament hosted a lunch May 18 at Longboat Key Club & Resort.

  • By Kayleigh Omang
  • | 12:33 p.m. May 18, 2018
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Before the shotgun rang to start the 22nd Annual Phil Galvano Golf Tournament May 18, golfers and guests enjoyed a catered lunch on the Longboat Key Club & Resort golf course. 

The lunch was catered by Pier 22 and featured menu items such as sliders and spring rolls. 

The tournament concludes this evening with a sunset dinner on the beach.

Mini cheesecake spring rolls were served during the lunch.
Mini cheesecake spring rolls were served during the lunch.
Mary Glass, Sen. Bill Galvano and Dean Cannon
Mary Glass, Sen. Bill Galvano and Dean Cannon
Nikki McCarthy, Michaela Broussard and Kelly Frantz
Nikki McCarthy, Michaela Broussard and Kelly Frantz
Vanessa Thompson and Megan Fay
Vanessa Thompson and Megan Fay
Jordan and Traci Connors
Jordan and Traci Connors
Tom Joos and Lee Moffitt
Tom Joos and Lee Moffitt
Golf carts lined up, ready for the start of the golf tournament.
Golf carts lined up, ready for the start of the golf tournament.
The 22nd annual tournament was hosted May 17 and 18.
The 22nd annual tournament was hosted May 17 and 18.
Golfers practice their swings before the start of the tournament.
Golfers practice their swings before the start of the tournament.
Dina Stewart gave messages to golfers.
Dina Stewart gave messages to golfers.
Chris Bailey and Leah Brown
Chris Bailey and Leah Brown
Tina Skestos, Chris Schoonover and Megan Fay
Tina Skestos, Chris Schoonover and Megan Fay
Emily Esclangon and Chris Melvin
Emily Esclangon and Chris Melvin

 

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