Player Scott
Elliott said the Ford Escape, donated by Wade Ford, would have been a
great prize had he made a hole in one on number ten. The golf cart on
hole number one was donated by Peachtree Golf Cars Inc. The competitive
par three hole didn't give players a break that day.
The event began
at noon with a shotgun start. First place winners were Greg Johnson, Claude
Crisp, Jeff Nealon and Jeff Dorner. Second, third and last place prizes
were awarded along with closest to the pin and longest drive.
Funds received
for the event will go toward local Scholarships. ABWA's National Scholarship
Trust has contributed more than $11 million to women's professional success
through education.
ABWA is made
up of 70,000 working women across the nation. Its mission is to bring
together businesswomen of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities
for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally
through leadership, education, networking support and national recognition.
For information phone President Dianne Leimbach at 770-599-3738. The group
hopes to have another tournament in the spring.
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