Events

Annual PBCGC Scholarship Golf Tournament

The Board Members of the Palm Beach County Gator Club would like to thank our golf participants, sponsors, and Gatorteers who came out for the 5th Annual PBCGC Scholarship Golf Tournament. The tourney was a success. Money raised from our raffle, mulligan sales, tourney games, and polo shirt sales will go towards the PBC Gator Club Scholarship fund. For those of you who were unable to attend the tournament this year click the gallery to the right to view all the knee knockers and Gator golf fashions. We hope to see you there next year!!

12th Annual International Gator Day -- Little Gators Golf Clinic

The Palm Beach Gator Club held a Little Gators Golf Clinic for children ages 7-13 during the 5th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament at Cypress Creek Country Club. Tourney players came in at 8:00am for breakfast started playing at 9:00am. At 10:00a.m. children from the Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County come in, and were taught the basics of golf.

The golf lesson was conducted by golf pros Mike Walsh, PGA Member and Dave Kerr, PGA Member. It was a 90-minute long session in which Earl Everett, former UF linebacker, took a time-out from playing in the golf tournament to putt with the kids and gave each child personalized signed autoraphed photos from him. Click here to see photos of the event and click on the 2010 IGD Little Gators Golf Clinic album.

In addition to the Litte Gators’ Golf Clinic, registered golfers were asked to bring in at least two canned goods to be donated to the Boynton Beach Soup Kitchen whom currently gives out 1.3 million bags of food each year in Palm Beach County. We were able to donate cartons of canned goods.

International Gator Day is designed as a day when Gators come together to volunteer. Each year on the third Saturday of May, Gators worldwide join forces to positively impact their communities. Gator Clubs from Key West to New York to Seattle to Japan and beyond participate in this day of service. This annual event enlists the strength and size of the Gator Nation to help organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, food banks and clean-up/beautification projects.