The 20th annual Murray Bros. Caddyshack Charity Golf Tournament returns to the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine, Florida on April 30 and May 1, 2020. Thanks to the commitment of Murray Brothers, the annual golf outing has evolved into one of the most talked-about charity golf tournaments in the country.
The annual private fundraiser/golf tournament is a two-day event that incorporates concerts, parties, golf and just plain fun as the Murray’s intend for it to be. Don’t expect a country club sit-down dinner, because this event is like no other. Combine the antics of Bill Murray and his brothers, along with a few celebrity friends carrying autographed guitars, movie scripts, movie posters, sports jerseys, and you get a pretty good idea of what takes place at the annual event.
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The Murray Bros. Caddyshack Charity Golf Tournament offers first-class golf courses, first-class food and entertainment, and a first-class good time. This all-inclusive event is perfect for corporate outings, sales meetings, or just a golf get-away. Everything is included except the hotel and transportation to the event.
ABOUT MURRAY BROS. CADDYSHACK CHARITY GOLF
In 2001, Bill Murray and his five brothers — chef Andy, actors Brian, Joel and John, and financial executive Ed opened Murray Bros. Caddyshack at World Golf Village, home of the World Golf Hall of Fame, in St. Augustine, Florida.
Along with the opening of the restaurant, the brothers created the Caddyshack Charity Golf Tournament with the mission to partner with various charities to raise monies that provide medical services, educational programs, lifesaving equipment, and fundraising opportunities to better the lives in communities across the country.
WANT TO KNOW A LITTLE MORE ABOUT THE MURRAY BROTHERS?
The brothers grew up on the North Shore of Chicago. Their parents, Ed and Lucille raised nine children in a sweet little house on a leafy street in Wilmette, Illinois. As teenagers, the boys spent their summers working as caddies at the local private country club; it was that experience that inspired Brian Doyle Murray to write the classic golf comedy, Caddyshack. Some of the brothers participated in the making of the movie and can be found standing around in many of the funniest scenes.
Their passion for comedy and community building is why they use this tournament to raise money for community services all around the country.
SOURCE: MURRAY BROS CADDYSHACK
