Cuero,Texas On April 12, golf enthusiasts gathered for the annual golf tournament, a tradition that brings both friendly competition and meaningful contributions to a worthy cause. The tournament, hosted in support of the Boys & Girls Club, helped raise funds for an organization dedicated to providing a safe place for children to learn and grow during out-of-school hours.
The event featured an 18-hole, 4-person scramble, with only 18 teams competing for top honors. Participants embraced the spirit of the game, utilizing mulligans and super-tickets that were included in the team entry fee. A provided lunch ensured everyone stayed energized throughout the tournament.
Generous sponsorships played a crucial role in the tournament’s success, with supporters contributing through hole sponsorships at $100 and flag sponsorships at $500. Flag sponsors were honored with personalized flags upon completion of the event, a special keepsake marking their commitment to the Boys & Girls Club’s mission. With only nine sponsor flags available, these contributions were both limited and deeply valued.
At the conclusion of the tournament, winners were recognized for their outstanding performances. The 1st place team—Dutton Lane, John Frels, Ryan Kainer, and Kerry Kahlich—celebrated their victory, while the 2nd place team, composed of Keith Krueger, Mary Kate Goebel, Corbin Goebel, and Rudy Salazar, secured their spot among the top finishers. Individual accolades went to Wayne Ramert for Closest to the Pin, Keith Krueger for Men’s Longest Drive, and Suzanne Mangel for Women’s Longest Drive.
Beyond the competition, the tournament showcased the generosity of the community and the shared commitment to creating opportunities for young learners. The event’s success was made possible by the dedication of participants, sponsors, and volunteers, all of whom worked together to leave a meaningful and lasting impact on the Boys & Girls Club and the children it serves.