Golf Tournament Benefiting: Churches Assisting People & Catholic Charities of South Carolina 

Founded in Charleston on March 15, 1945 Catholic Charities of the South Carolina has been active for 73 years. It is our mission to provide care and services for South Carolinians in need. Find out more about our programs

We work to accomplish our goals of building a world of greater charity, justice, and peace through the provision of direct services, education and advocacy. Catholic Charities works with a variety of local and national organizations, parish communities, and like-minded religious institutions from a variety of denominations.

Learn more about Catholic Charities at https://charitiessc.org/pee-dee

Following the teachings of Jesus Christ, the Holy Gospel, and the Catholic Church, Catholic Charities seeks to help all people in need, regardless of their faith, race, or history. We do not discriminate when providing services, hiring, or working with partner organizations or individuals.

The mission of CAP is to render emergency assistance to our neighbors in need. Our goal is to minister to people efficiently and effectively, helping in as many ways as possible within our means; many times this means coordinating the efforts of several agencies. ​Matthew 25:40

at CAP, we supply families with emergency assistance food. 3 meals for 3 days per person. In 2018, CAP distributed approximately 190,000 meals to more than 9,000 families. In addition, over $40,000 was distributed to approximately 10,000 families to assist with utility bills, housing, transportation, and more. Roughly 170,000 pounds of food was donated to help us feed our clients. Also, our volunteers donated around 6,000 hours of their time to serve others. 

Learn more about CAP at https://www.capconway.org/

Net Proceeds to Benefit Churches Assisting People & Catholic Charities of South Carolina 

Contact:  Elwin Miles
843-222-5974
Elwin.Miles@gmail.com

Founders Club at Pawleys Island:

Opened in 2008, the Founders Club at Pawleys Island was built over the original Sea Gull golf course, the fourth oldest Myrtle Beach golf course in the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, area, dating from 1966. The huge project was undertaken in 2006 by Thomas Walker, former lead designer for Gary Player Design.

Walker kept the hole numbers and routing the same but completely modernized the holes and reversed the front and back nines. The $7 million project included a new Lowcountry-style clubhouse.

Known as a difficult but fair par 72 course, Founders Club at Pawleys Island features 18 uniquely designed holes that measure a total of 7,007 yards. Five sets of tees allow players to choose their level of difficulty. It can be a fair challenge for the average golfer, but anyone can have a fun and satisfying game, whether you are a scratch golfer or a 25 handicap. The course is not especially long, but is strategic, which brings players back again and again to try different approaches.

Learn more at: https://foundersclubpawleysisland.com/