St. Mary putts through annual golf tournament

About 150 golfers played the Harbourside Course Feb. 28 for the St. Mary Men's Club annual golf tournament.

  • By Katie Johns
  • | 2:26 p.m. February 28, 2019
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The St. Mary Men’s Club’s annual golf tournament was on par Feb. 28.

On Thursday morning, about 150 golfers played the Harbourside Course of the Longboat Key Club before gathering for a buffet lunch in the Harbourside Ballroom.

During lunch, the winners were announced and raffle prizes were awarded. The prizes included new golf clubs and gift cards to local restaurants.

Funds from this year’s tournament will go toward funding a Southeastern Guide Dog for a local vet and Catholic charities and schools.

Longboat Key Club Golf Director Terry O’Hara and tournament organizer Lenny DiStefano
Longboat Key Club Golf Director Terry O’Hara and tournament organizer Lenny DiStefano
Golf balls and tees sat in the center of each table.
Golf balls and tees sat in the center of each table.
Rich Kuzmich, Joe McElmeel, Monsignor Gerry Finegan, Frank Cona and Dave O’Malley
Rich Kuzmich, Joe McElmeel, Monsignor Gerry Finegan, Frank Cona and Dave O’Malley
Raffle prizes included golf clubs and gift cards to local restaurants.
Raffle prizes included golf clubs and gift cards to local restaurants.
Ray Gall, Jim Stone, Jeff Stoll and Skip Soriero
Ray Gall, Jim Stone, Jeff Stoll and Skip Soriero
Cannolis and tiramisu were served for dessert.
Cannolis and tiramisu were served for dessert.
Rick and Mary Jo Stauffer
Rick and Mary Jo Stauffer
Caprese salad was served at the buffet.
Caprese salad was served at the buffet.
Paulette and John Baniak
Paulette and John Baniak
John Miller, Dave Grames, John Dough and Brenda Tiano
John Miller, Dave Grames, John Dough and Brenda Tiano
Mike Berger, Mark Ridley, Fred Kahn and Jerry Koss
Mike Berger, Mark Ridley, Fred Kahn and Jerry Koss

 

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