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Indian River Medical to host Swing for Health Golf Classic

Written by: September 16 2010
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — The Indian River Medical Center Foundation (IRMCF) will hold its 21st Annual Swing For Health Golf Classic on Monday Dec. 6 at Hawk’s Nest Golf Club in Vero Beach.

Registration will begin promptly at 11 a.m., with a Noon shotgun start.  The cost is $275 per player or $1,100 per foursome, which includes a boxed lunch, round of golf, open bar, heavy hors d’oeuvres, and prizes. 

This year’s tournament will be led by Dr. William Cooney, III, chairman, and Mr. Sam Murdough, co-chair. 

For player information or sponsorship opportunities contact Julia Keenan at IRMCF at (772) 226-4952 or [email protected].

Indian River Medical Center Foundation is dedicated to supporting capital improvements and special projects at IRMC.  The Foundation’s current top priorities include funding a new Post Anesthesia Care Unit or recovery room and Surgical Intensive Care Unit.

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