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GOLFERS INVITED TO TEE OFF FOR PILOT CLUB

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Contributed by: Joan Dodds on 9/1/2008

GOLFERS INVITED TO TEE OFF FOR PILOT CLUB OF FORT PIERCE

The Pilot Club of Fort Pierce will host its annual golf tournament on Saturday, September 20 at Panther Woods Golf Club in Fort Pierce.

Proceeds will benefit people and organizations who deal with brain-related diseases and disorders.

Details for the tournament are as follows: Registration at 7:00 a.m. with a shotgun start at 8:00 a.m. A continental breakfast will be served and a BBQ lunch is included along with a 50/50 drawing, raffles for such items as a Richard Petty Ride Along, Space Center Family 4 Pack, and golf weekend getaways. Prizes will be awarded for hole-in-one, longest drive and closest to the pin. Cash prizes will be awarded to winning foursomes. The fee is $100 which includes a golf cart and awards ceremony.

To register or obtain more information contact Jan at 772-971-8470 or Tena at 772-828-1716.

The Pilot Club has been active in Ft. Pierce for over 50 years, contributing time and talents to raise funds for and provide service to improve our community. With the help of the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Department and the Alzheimer's Community Care organization, the club has underwritten a Project CareTrac to track lost persons by providing radio controlled bracelets for those who suffer from Alzheimer's and are prone to wander.

The club's fundraising efforts also include aid to organizations such as New Horizons, Treasure Coast Food Bank, Full Involved Farms, St. Lucie County School District Special Needs students and teachers, Canine Companions for Independence and many others.

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