Othello Wrestling Club hosts golf tournament
HERALD SPORTS STAFF | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year AGO
A golfer tees off at Saturday’s Othello Wrestling Club golf tournament at the Othello Golf Club.
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A golfer lines up a shot just outside the ninth green at Saturday’s Othello Wrestling Club golf tournament.
A golfer swings in the closest to the pin competition at the Othello Wrestling Club golf tournament in Othello.
A golfer swings their way out of a sand trap at the Othello Wrestling Club tournament at the Othello Golf Club.
OTHELLO — The third annual Othello Wrestling Club golf tournament was hosted at the Othello Golf Club on Saturday, helping raise money for the Othello Wrestling Club and its annual scholarships, the Leonard Schutte and Ruben Martinez Memorial Scholarship.
A golfer lines up a shot just outside the ninth green at Saturday’s Othello Wrestling Club golf tournament.
A golfer swings in the closest to the pin competition at the Othello Wrestling Club golf tournament in Othello.
A golfer swings their way out of a sand trap at the Othello Wrestling Club tournament at the Othello Golf Club.MORE FRONT-PAGE-SLIDER STORIES
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