for the four-person scramble format tournament, which featured 18 holes of golf, lunch, and beverages. This year’s tournament was a huge success because of the individuals and business on the Olympic Peninsula, along with all the volunteers who gave up their time to make this tournament a fun event that people will want to continue to be a part of,” Freeman added.Ī shotgun start got underway at 1 p.m. The money raised will help students pay for their college education,” Freeman said. “We were able to raise more financial support this year with the help of 7 Cedars Casino and the golf course at the Cedars of Dungeness, and the 20 plus other local sponsors. Mitch Freeman, the men’s basketball coach at Peninsula College, was the event director. Sunny skies and ascending golf balls marked the annual Peninsula College Pirate Golf Tournament, on May 29, where $11,000 was raised for Peninsula College athletic scholarships.ħ Cedars at Dungeness hosted this year’s tourney, which included 118 golfers and 29 teams.

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