Heritage Harbour golf tournament raises awareness for Alzheimer's Association
Organizers hope it will be the first of many such tournaments.
By
Ryan Kohn
| 10:40 a.m. May 28, 2019
East County
Sports
Share
Heritage Harbour Golf Club and Eatery hosted the Alzheimer’s Pro-Am Shamble event May 20.
The event was designed to raise money and awareness for the Alzheimer's Association. Representatives were from the organization's Florida Golf Coast chapter. Kevin Paschal had the day's lowest pro score of 66. Robert Herbold, Garrett Anderson, and Bernie Hornalak were the low amateur team, shooting 50 in "shamble" format.
Ray Taranto won the long putt competition, while Belinda Waters won the women's long drive competition.
Kevin Paschall, who shot a 66, and the low Amateur Team of Robert Herbold, Garrett Anderson and Bernie Hornalak. Photo courtesy Bryan Veith.
Action from the ninth hole at Heritage Harbor Golf Club and Eatery. Photo courtesy Bryan Veith.
Ryan Smith, from the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, sold merchandise at the event. Photo courtesy Bryan Veith.
Belinda Waters, the women’s long drive winner, and Bryan Veith. Photo courtesy Bryan Veith.
The "Alzheimer's Brain Bus" made an appearance at the event. Photo courtesy Bryan Veith.
The dining setup at Heritage Harbor for the event. Photo courtesy Bryan Veith.
Ryan Smith, representing the Florida Gulf Coast Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, and Bryan Veith. Photo courtesy Bryan Veith.
![Brian Taylor, who works as executive vice president for Perform[cb], has been working from CoworkLWR since 2021 in order to have a separation between work and home life. He enjoys the opportunities to network with fellow remote workers at the new location.](https://media.yourobserver.com/img/photos/2026/02/27/IMG_1642_r452x360.jpeg?0dd7e9171d3bd5845bc057d4569a0a31ba6981d7)