Sebonack Golf Club hosted a charity golf outing to benefit Quogue Wildlife Refuge on Tuesday, May 10. “Golfing With the Owls” was a successful fundraiser, honoring Quogue Village Mayor Peter Sartorius.
A huge thank you to our sponsors: Peter Sartorius, Village of Quogue PBA, Otis Ford, Homeslice Hamptons Wood Fired Pizza & Catering, and Discovery Land Company, as well as to the following businesses that supported the event: Boom Burger, Justin’s Chop Shop, Lauren A. Battista | Brown Harris Stevens, Cardo Site Development Inc., People’s United Bank, Privet Estate Sales, Quogue Fire Department, TD Bank, Theresa Winter | TC Reporting Inc., Tonino’s Pizza & Italian Eatery, Tyler Morgan | Morgan Stanley, Village Graphics, Village Prime Meat Shoppe, and Westhampton True Value.
We had sunny blue skies, and blustery winds blowing in from the beautiful Peconic Bay, and the golfers all had a great time.
Thank you to all the golfers who joined us for this event, and to our event golf chairs (a father-and-son team), Paul and Andre Insalaco, and to Sebonack Golf Club for making this fundraiser a success.
Michael J. Nelson
Executive Director
Quogue Wildlife Refuge
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