Weston Hills 4 ALS Golf Tournament

THE EVENT  Every December, Weston Hills Country Club (WHCC), managed by Arnold Palmer Golf Management, holds a keynote fundraising event in South Florida to benefit research for ALS. The event, known as “Weston Hills 4 ALS,” honors Tom Watson’s longtime caddy, Bruce Edwards, who passed away from the disease in 2004. On December 7th, Members and non-members can help and participate in the silent auction, raffle, become a supplier, make a donation and/or sponsor a tee sign.  Players must be members of Weston Hills.  

THE CAUSE  The ALS Therapy Development Institute is a nonprofit biotechnology organization founded in 1999, and is the leading translational research center in the world for ALS.  The Mission of ALS TDI is simple and profound: to develop effective therapeutics for ALS as quickly as possible. They envision a future where patients no longer die from ALS and where today’s patients are alive, well, and enjoying the company of their children and grandchildren.

TICKETS  Tickets cost $85 per player (must be a WHCC member). Raffle tickets cost $5 each or $100 for 25 raffle tickets. Sponsor A Hole Tee Sign for $200 each. Silent auction opens November 11. Contact Irwin Gross at [email protected] or 954.335.4030, or contact Herb Schwartz at [email protected] or 954.389.4624.

THE SPONSORS  Platinum Sponsors: Annette Willis Insurance Agency; Carolina Ale House; Duke Realty; Family Wealth Partners; Harrington International; Lauderdale BMW; Leo Goodwin Foundation; Loud Mouth Golf; Jim McLean Golf School; Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak, & Stewart PC; Timbar Packaging and Display; Weston Lifestyle. Gold Sponsors: Aronovitz Law; Javier Briceno; Center for the Great Apes; MDW Insurance Group; Palmer Golf; Royal Caribbean Cruises.

PHOTO  Left to Right: Irwin Gross of Family Wealth Partners, Gil Becker,  Ken Levine DDS, Michelle Young Weston Hills CC, Ed Mitchell of Duke Realty, Herb Schwartz, Jeff Willis of Annette Willis Insurance, Chuck Goldman of MDW Insurance, Elliot Borkson of the Leo Goodwin Foundation