The seventh annual Tiger Tee Off was not just a success for Bradwell Instititute’s atheltic department, which collected more than $2,500 to fund non-revenue sports, but also for several participants.
Andy Gose won the grand prize, a 1995 Mustang donated by Hinesville Ford, for being the closest to the pin on hole No. 13. On his drive, he landed 7-feet, 7.25-inches away from the hole.
Gose also won the longest drive contest.
Bob Brennan was closest to the pin on hole No. 15 and Kelly Edgington was closest to the pin on hole No. 17.
Angie Dixon also won an award.
Alan Crane’s four-man team finished first, winning $300. Jarry Middleton’s team finished second, winning $200 and Bucky Keal’s team finished third, winning $100.
Andy Gose won the grand prize, a 1995 Mustang donated by Hinesville Ford, for being the closest to the pin on hole No. 13. On his drive, he landed 7-feet, 7.25-inches away from the hole.
Gose also won the longest drive contest.
Bob Brennan was closest to the pin on hole No. 15 and Kelly Edgington was closest to the pin on hole No. 17.
Angie Dixon also won an award.
Alan Crane’s four-man team finished first, winning $300. Jarry Middleton’s team finished second, winning $200 and Bucky Keal’s team finished third, winning $100.