Ted Rhodes Foundation Windy City Charity Golf Outing

Ted Rhodes Foundation - Windy City Charity Golf Outing

Join us for our Windy City Charity Golf Outing at the beautiful Odyssey Golf Course on Saturday, August 17th. We are celebrating the legacy of golf pioneer and golf trailblazer Ted Rhodes and raising money for 2 great golf programs. Join us for our Windy City Charity Golf Outing at the beautiful Odyssey Golf Course on Saturday, August 17th. We are celebrating the legacy of golf pioneer and golf trailblazer Ted Rhodes and raising money for 2 great golf programs. Ted is the 1st African American professional golfer in the modern era to play in the US Open (1948).

This will be a great day of golf, fun, and food. Participate as a foursome, sponsor, or non-golfer. This year's event will raise funds for the Foundation's Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU) Golf Educational Fund and Junior Golf Programming. The benefactors include HBCU School Fisk University Golf Program and junior golf program First Tee of Greater Chicago.This will be a great day of golf, fun, and food. Participate as a foursome or sponsor. This year's event will raise funds for the Foundation's Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU) Golf Educational Fund and Junior Golf Programming. The benefactors include HBCU School Fisk University Golf Program and junior golf program First Tee of Greater Chicago.

The outing format is a four person scramble (taking the best shot from each player in the group). There will be a Closest to the Pin contest and Skins game. After play concludes, there will be a 19th Hole Celebration with food, drinks, and music.

REGISTER AS A GOLFER, SPONSOR, NON-GOLFER, OR MAKE A DONATION VIA OUR GOLF OUTING WEBSITE.

THE REGISTRATION LINK IS BELOW. DO NOT REGISTER ON EVENTBRITE. WE APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT!

https://birdease.com/tedrhodesgolfouting

ABOUT TED RHODES

Ted Rhodes is a golf trailblazer and golf pioneer. He is the first African American professional golfer in the modern era to play in the US Open (1948). He won over 150 golf tournaments during the course of his golf career AND paved the way for African Americans to play golf. During Tiger Woods' first Masters win in 1997, he credited Ted Rhodes as one of the pioneers that paved the way for him to play golf. There is a golf course that bears his name in Nashville, TN.

ABOUT TED RHODES FOUNDATION

The Ted Rhodes Foundation is a non-profit (501c3) organization that was founded in 1993 by Peggy Rhodes-White. The mission is to preserve and honor the legacy of golfing pioneer Theodore “Ted” Rhodes.

Ted Rhodes’ vision was to make the game of golf open to all races. The Foundation is honoring his vision and moving the game of golf forward by introducing the great game of golf to youth in the urban areas and creating pipelines of minority golfers and minorities working in the golf industry. The Foundation hosts educational events, golf clinics, and golf tournaments for youth (Ages 5-18) and adults.

The Foundation provides financial support annually to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) golf programs and golf team members to help further this mission. HBCU School Fisk University Golf Program is one of our partners and benefactors. Our annual donation to the golf program has helped to provide scholarships, purchase uniforms, and additional needs.

The Foundation partners with local urban youth golf programs, such as the First Tee Programs in Chicago, Indiana, Tennessee, and Florida. The youth initiatives are part of our Future Golfers of America “Growing the Champions of Tomorrow” Program.

Visit our website to learn more about Ted Rhodes and the Ted Rhodes Foundation Inc.

www.tedrhodes.org

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