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As anyone who has ever played in Billy Casper Golf's World's Largest Golf Outing could tell you, playing golf for a cause near and dear to your heart can be a powerful experience. And golfers do it all the time, so that's why it's good to sometimes take a step back a relive memories from charity tournaments.
That's what the ladies league at Lake Ridge Golf Course, a nine-hole facility in Woodbridge, Va., did in remembering their Rally for the Cure outing from June. Jeff Clark, the son of the President of our Ladies League, produced a video looking back on the day and how powerful it was for everyone involved.
See the video that aired at the group's end-of-season luncheon.
