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CASA 17th Golf Tournament

The last couple of days have been crazy and of course there was a holiday jammed in there too! So now I am a little behind! I photographed CASA's Golf Tournament last week and I received quite the tutorial on golf by my wonderful guide John. He explained the eccentricities of golf, the course and clubs. I learned a lot, that I now have forgotten! I had thought of taking up golfing when I saw all of the cool golf club covers, but after John's detailed explanations, it sounds a little too complicated.



I loved these signs! They were a great touch for an event that was for children.







And they are off!



The Nuggets Cheerleaders were so sweet! I loved how beautiful their blue shirts blended with the green of the trees (I know I should be dazzled by their beauty, which I was, but I think the colors just made them sparkle more!)


This young man is Brayden Bozak and he is a 7 year old, world renowned golfer. I'm not sure how he could do so well, my 7 year old can't stay still long enough to find it! I think he is amazing because he is capable of standing still for so long! And apparently he is really good!






The wonderful thing about Alicia, is not that she is Miss Colorado International, but that I worked with her mom when she was in high school and it was great to see her again! And it is great that she has done so much in her barely twenty years!Mmmmmmmmm! This is one of the perks of my job, I get some of the greatest food ever! I'm not sure if I liked the Chocolate or the Costa Rican Vanilla better... They were both fabulous!




And this would be E.J. Walton, the wonderful maker of the above goodness. As you can see by his wonderful smile, he was such a pleasant person to be around. I would love to have gelato at my next birthday just as long as he comes to dish it out.
I love this image! Just in case you couldn't see that the ball was way left, he was there to point that out.


This is John, my wonderful tour guide! Thanks John!


This is Joe, from UnCorked and he had some of the best smelling BBQ! Unfortunately, I didn't get to eat any...Some of the door prizes. I love the Gentleman Jack, it is etched with CASA's logo.


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