7th Annual Ag World Golf Classic raises money for Ronald McDonald House
Left to right, Bryan Henninger, Adam Finch, Melanie Finch, and Judy Henninger made it a point to honor their late father, and husband, Warren Henninger, at the event he helped found seven years ago, the Ag World Golf Classic. Warren Henninger, who passed away earlier this year, founded the event to help raise money for the Ronald McDonald House Charities Inland NW.
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Kory Heilig, with Heilig Farms, fires off his tee shot to begin the back nine at The Links at Moses Pointe on Thursday during the Ag World Golf Classic.
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Pat Custer tees off on the third hole of The Links at Moses Pointe as Jose Zuno and Dan Walker watch behind him. The golfers from Bud Clary Auto Group came out to support the fundraising event that is the Ag World Golf Classic, now in its seventh year.
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Pat Custer tees off on the fourth hole at The Links at Moses Pointe on Thursday as his partners from Bud Clary and sponsors from Suberizer Inc. watch in the background at the Seventh Annual Ag World Golf Classic.
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Left to right, Dan Walker, Pat Custer, Liz Custer, and Jose Zuno from Bud Clary Auto Group finish up on hole number three at The Links at Moses Pointe on Thursday during the 7th Annual Ag World Golf Classic.
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MOSES LAKE — After some delays due to the coronavirus, the seventh annual Ag World Golf Classic was held at The Links at Moses Pointe on Thursday, bringing in more than $85,000. All of the money raised goes toward the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Inland Northwest.
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