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NPW Holds Annual Charity Golf Tournament


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NPW announced “the resounding success” of its 33rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament.

The tournament took place Dec. 10 at the esteemed Miami Lakes Golf Club, formerly Don Shula’s Golf Club.

The event brought together more than 100 channel partners, customers and industry leaders for a day of golf and goodwill, all in support of First Tee of Miami – a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth through the game of golf.

The tournament, featuring a scramble format, catered to golfers of all skill levels, and offered various prizes for accomplishments such as the longest drive, closest to the pin and outstanding team performance.

“Our Annual Charity Golf Tournament has been a cherished tradition for over three decades, and this year’s gathering exceeded our expectations,” said Chris Pacey, CEO at NPW. “It was heartening to see so many people from the industry come together to make a positive impact on our community.

“Teaming up with First Tee of Miami adds an extra layer of significance to the event. First Tee is doing great work in the community, and we are proud to contribute to their mission.”

NPW extended its gratitude to all participants, sponsors and contributors who made this event a success, and said it looks forward to continuing its philanthropic initiatives in the years to come.

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