WhiteWater
Creek Golf Course hosted the Hooters Memorial Cup on Monday and unveiled
an additonal nine hole course, which brings the facility's total up to
27 holes.
The tournament
featured local and national celberities, including former Olympic swimmer
Steve Lindquist. This was the ninth year of the tournament, formed to
honor 1992 NASCAR Winston Cup champion Alan Kulwicki and Hooters employees
Mark Brooks, son of CEO Bob Brooks, Dan Duncan and Charlie Campbell, who
were killed in an airplane crash near Bristol, Tenn.
The Memorial
Cup has raised over $1.1 million to assist worthwile students at Clemson
University.
The official
grand opening of the nine hole course will take place in the spring, according
to WhiteWater officials.
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