
Grab Your Golf Buddies: Opportunity Foundation’s Darrell Schmidt Memorial Is Coming
If your golf game lives somewhere between “PGA Tour” and “just happy to make contact,” I have some good news. You don't have to be a scratch golfer to enjoy this event.
The 21st Annual Darrell Schmidt Memorial Golf Tournament is getting ready to bring golfers together for a day of friendly competition, plenty of laughs, and a chance to support a great cause.
This year's event will be held at Eagle Ridge Golf Course in Williston, giving golfers a chance to enjoy a day on the course while remembering Darrell Schmidt and celebrating the community he was a part of.

A Day on the Course for a Good Cause
Whether you're the person in your foursome who keeps score or the one who is mostly there for the stories afterward, there's something special about a community golf tournament.
The Darrell Schmidt Memorial has become an opportunity for friends, families, businesses, and golf fans to get together, enjoy the game, and help support a worthwhile cause.
It's also a good excuse to dust off the clubs, find three friends who are willing to put up with your golf game, and spend a day outside at Eagle Ridge. Click here to register now.
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More Than Just a Round of Golf
While the golf is certainly the main attraction, events like this are about more than birdies, bogeys, and that one shot you swear was going to be perfect.
It's about getting people together and supporting the community.
The tournament gives golfers an opportunity to enjoy some friendly competition while helping continue the legacy of Darrell Schmidt. It's also a fundraiser for the Opportunity Foundation. Funds raised from this event will be used to buy a new vehicle for the people they support.
So grab your clubs, round up your golf buddies, and get ready for the 21st Annual Darrell Schmidt Memorial Golf Tournament at Eagle Ridge Golf Course. Registration starts at 9:00am, and the fun starts at 10:00am.
Whether you're chasing a trophy or just hoping to finish with the same number of golf balls you started with, it's a great way to spend a day on the course and support a good cause.
And remember, it's not always about how you play. Sometimes it's about who you play with and the memories you make and the worthwhile cause along the way.
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