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The white clouds of winter will soon give way to the white balls of spring — golf balls!
Save the date for these swinging soirees: Baptist Hospital Cajun Classic Golf Tournament is Friday, March 26, at the Beaumont Country Club. This four-player, shotgun start tourney features two flights, 7:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. It also features a ladies tournament, “Chicks with Sticks,” and true Cajun food – gator! Call (409) 212-6113. Score for children when you play in the Garth House seventh annual Golf Classic “Fore the Children.” Drive the fairways of Brentwood Country Club on Monday, March 29, in this four-man scramble with two flights, 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Call (409) 838-9084.
Your entry fee in the 2010 Jim Gilligan Golf Tournament covers your green fees and cart, light lunch, prizes, beer and soft drinks and a prime rib dinner. The April 5 tournament at Brentwood Country Club starts at noon and benefits the Lamar University Baseball program in recruitment, equipment needs and by providing academic assistance to student athletes. Call (409) 880-8135 for the details.
Rest up for four days and hit the greens again on Friday, April 9, for the BASF and TOTAL Miracle Match for Life Golf Tournament benefiting LifeShare Blood Centers, Gulf Coast Marrow Donor Program and the Julie Rogers “Gift of Life.” This 8 a.m. tourney will be at Brentwood Country Club. Call (409) 838-5289 or (409) 893-8069 for information.
It’s lobster season in Beaumont when the Beaumont Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Lobsterfest Golf Tournament. This favorite event is Monday, April 26, at 8 a.m. at the Beaumont Country Club. Coupled with the Lobsterfest dinner at the Beaumont Civic Center on Friday, April 30, this event is the biggest Chamber fundraiser of the year — and the most delicious. But back to golf … If you want to swing your sticks for all 18 of the Lobsterfest Tourney, you can tee off at 7:30 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. Call (409) 838-6581, ext. 108, for details.

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