Par for the get together: Diamante Couples Golf Tournament combines enjoyable and fundraising

By ROBIN RABORN BURNS
Voice correspondent

Diamante golfers donned in inexperienced introduced their finest golf video games to the fairways of lovely Diamante golf course for the 2nd Annual St. Paddy’s Day Shortest Golf Tournament. The occasion was hosted by the Diamante Couples Golf Association. Morning winds added an additional problem, however gamers relied on ability—and a little bit of St. Patrick’s Day luck—to navigate the course.

The two-day occasion mixed pleasant competitors with a fundraiser for clubhouse enhancements. Saturday night kicked off with a energetic pre-party that includes Bad Habit, setting a festive tone for the weekend. Diamante Golf skilled Todd Zeigler stated “the fun auction of awesome items, wonderful food and drink, and fun and games helped celebrate the Irish in all of us.”

Organized by volunteers and led by match chair Jim Baker, the occasion included a reside and silent public sale, with the CGA anticipating to lift round $35,000 to boost and preserve the clubhouse as a welcoming house for members, residents, and visitors.

“It’s a wonderful way to start the golf season, bring everyone back to the course, have some fun, and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day—all while raising money to enhance the clubhouse,” stated Baker.

The occasion drew assist from native companies and organizations, reflecting sturdy group involvement throughout Hot Springs Village.

Sponsors included: Shamrock Sponsors:

CJ Horner Corporation, HCI Interlock Paver Stones & Landscaping, Deaton Construction, McGraw Realtors

Leprechaun Sponsors: Four Seasons Landscaping, Village Green Property Owners Association, Benjamin F. Edwards

Hole-in-One Sponsor: Griffin Motorsports

Additional assist: ProGlide Express Car Wash, Cowboy Barber Shop, and AMR