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If any of you are going to the Web.com event this week in Bradenton/Sarasota at Lakewood National...and you have a few minutes... stop by the Volunteer Headquarters which is to the right of admissions and give me a shout.  I am working this event all week serving as the Chair of the Volunteer Headquarters team.

If you are going you can follow Angel Cabrera, Mike Weir, Ricky Barnes, Mavericak McNealy, ....  lots of great players in this first Web.com event in the USA in  calendar year 2019.

 

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I had a great experience today visiting the inside of one of the PGA Tour Vans....  The 18 wheeler, which they call The Truck has great memorabilia inside.... signed flags, etc. etc.  Hope to post the pictures early next week when the tournament is over.   

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I have attached a lot of pictures of the tour van that was at the recent LECOM Suncoast Classic.  I visited it 2-3 times, including at the end of the event, when I hosted the winner, and as usual a nightly grilling of burgers and hot dogs/brats/sausage.   A memorable experience which I hope to repeat for the next 4 years... continuing to serve as a Committe Chair.  Since there is a limit of 5 MB I may have to post a series of pictures.... 

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