C L I C K H E R E TO L E A R N M O R E A B O U T T H E 2020 WA R B U R TO N A N D TO S I G N U P F O R T H E A N N U A L TO U R N A M E N T
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february 21-23: The Wyoming
desert intercollegiate tourna-
ment returns to Classic Club with
some of the top men's college golf
programs expected to compete in
the annual event. Hosted by the
University of Wyoming, last year's
tournament drew 21 schools, in-
cluding six from California for the
54-hole tournament.
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saturday, march 21: The National
Meningitis Association will host a
charity fund-raising tournament,
stews shoutout and Golf Ball
drop, to help educate others about
the disease and to support the or-
ganization. Registration is $130
per player ($150 after March 7)
and includes golf, range balls, cart,
lunch and swag bag. click here.
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saturday, march 28: A charity golf
tournament will be held to benefit
kids in conflict, an organization
that provides resources for youth
who are completing rehabilitative
services at Indio Juvenile Hall and
the Youth Treatment and Education
Center Indio to become productive
citizens. call (760) 863-7600.
million since its inception in 2011.
"Classic Club and the Berger Founda-
tion are honored to play a role in sup-
porting a fantastic charity such as St.
Jude's," said Classic Club PGA Tourna-
ment Coordinator Joe Fritz. "We're
thrilled to be able to offer our golf course
and services to help raise money for an
amazing organization."
The Warburton begins with a special
Songwriter's Night on Thursday, March
5, followed by a Friday golf pairings
party and jam session. The golf tourna-
ment is played on both weekend days,
with The Soiree held Saturday night after
play. While the entertainment has yet to
be announced, the lineup always features
spectacular musicians. Last year's Song-
writer's Night included Tim Nichols,
Kelly Lovelace, Jamie O'Neal and Billy
Dean, while the Friday Jam Session
brought to the stage Toby Keith, Michael
McDonald and members of Journey, the
Doobie Brothers, Chicago, The Roman-
tics, REM and more.
With the 2020 Warburton marking the
10th anniversary of the event, Fritz said
there are some surprises planned to com-
memorate the event's decade of success.
"It's certainly our biggest happening
of the year, from the guests playing in the
tournament to the social events like
music after golf, all while benefiting a
wonderful charity in St. Jude's," Fritz
said. "It's been a blessing to host an event
as special as this one for the last decade."
Classic Club will once again host
the golf portion of the event.
