PHOTO: Olympia quartet takes the Cup

August 7, 2024 1:30 am
Photo courtesy of Mary Jane Duncan / Big winners from this year’s annual Bob Cup are a quartet of golfers from Olympia and dozens of athletes here on the Olympic Peninsula. Linc Beppu, Tom Henshaw, Doug Kramer and Douglas Kramer topped the field at the ninth-annual Bob Cup golf tournament at The Cedars at Dungeness on July 27, a tournament that benefits Special Olympics athletes on the Olympic Peninsula. Mary Jane Duncan created the tournament in memory of her late husband, longtime Sequim resident Bob Duncan. Funds raised from the event go to various expenses, from uniforms and equipment to transportation. There are also venue practice fees, though organizers note most places on the Olympic Peninsula allow the Orcas to hone their skills for free.
Photo courtesy of Mary Jane Duncan / Big winners from this year’s annual Bob Cup are a quartet of golfers from Olympia and dozens of athletes here on the Olympic Peninsula. Linc Beppu, Tom Henshaw, Doug Kramer and Douglas Kramer topped the field at the ninth-annual Bob Cup golf tournament at The Cedars at Dungeness on July 27, a tournament that benefits Special Olympics athletes on the Olympic Peninsula. Mary Jane Duncan created the tournament in memory of her late husband, longtime Sequim resident Bob Duncan. Funds raised from the event go to various expenses, from uniforms and equipment to transportation. There are also venue practice fees, though organizers note most places on the Olympic Peninsula allow the Orcas to hone their skills for free.

Photo courtesy of Mary Jane Duncan / Big winners from this year’s annual Bob Cup are a quartet of golfers from Olympia and dozens of athletes here on the Olympic Peninsula. Linc Beppu, Tom Henshaw, Doug Kramer and Douglas Kramer topped the field at the ninth-annual Bob Cup golf tournament at The Cedars at Dungeness on July 27, a tournament that benefits Special Olympics athletes on the Olympic Peninsula. Mary Jane Duncan created the tournament in memory of her late husband, longtime Sequim resident Bob Duncan. Funds raised from the event go to various expenses, from uniforms and equipment to transportation. There are also venue practice fees, though organizers note most places on the Olympic Peninsula allow the Orcas to hone their skills for free.