Jimmy Green Junior Golf Tour To Host Reese’s Senior Bowl Winter Classic

The Jimmy Green Junior Golf Tour is set to host the Annual Reese’s Senior Bowl Winter Classic at Azalea City Golf Course in Mobile on December 28-29. The two-day, 36-hole event is for high school varsity and college level golfers, as well as boys and girls ages 12-13 (junior varsity). Tee/yardage scores will be used as the equivalent of a high school varsity and college tournaments for ages 9-11, who will play 18 holes. Early morning tee times for the 18-hole golfers on day one will be followed by the 9-hole golfers. Day two tee times will be paired based on scores. The event benefits L’Arche Mobile.

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