“We saw a good turnout,” Larry Norrell said Saturday from Whispering Pines at Cadott as around 76 people showed up for the Athletic Booster Club and its annual golf outing. With raffle tickets …
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“We saw a good turnout,” Larry Norrell said Saturday from Whispering Pines at Cadott as around 76 people showed up for the Athletic Booster Club and its annual golf outing.
With raffle tickets for sale and guests choosing where to drop them in the bucket, more than golf was in play–there was even free and complimentary donuts for the taking!
Among those helping out Saturday were Jan Norrell and Breielle Thompson, with mulligans (an extra golf shot) costing just $3 to outing participants.
This year’s annual golf outing, meanwhile, was sponsored in part by Courtesy Ford along with Citizens State Bank, while lunch was provided by Plombon Funeral Service.
Jason Hoel (left), Hannah Hause, and Jason Fitzl were just some of those in attendance at last Saturday’s annual golf outing for the Stanley-Boyd Athletic Booster’s Club. To the above left, a bright blue sky and a Stanley-Boyd Athletic Booster’s sign greeted visitors to Cadott’s Whispering Pines. Photos by Joseph Back.
