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Swinging for Wishes: Howden's Golf Tournament Returns to PGA National on December 14

A morning at PGA National with breakfast, a shotgun start, and a luncheon that matters — the Howden Swinging for Wishes Golf Tournament is one of the most purposeful rounds you'll play this season.

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On Monday, December 14th, PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens hosts the 2nd Annual Howden Swinging for Wishes Golf Tournament — and 100% of proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish Southern Florida.

The day begins at 7:00 AM with breakfast and registration, followed by welcome remarks and a shotgun start at 8:30 AM. The afternoon wraps with a luncheon and awards celebration at 1:00 PM.

PGA National — 400 Ave of the Champions, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 — provides a world-class setting for a tournament that is as much about community as it is about the game. Every foursome purchased directly supports the wishes of children with critical illnesses across Southern Florida.

For sponsorship information or to purchase a foursome, contact Jackie Perl at jperl@sfla.wish.org.

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A morning at PGA National with breakfast, a shotgun start, and a luncheon that matters — the Howden Swinging for Wishes Golf Tournament is one of the most purposeful rounds you'll play this season.

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