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Gridiron greats include Kenny Stabler, Cliff Branch, Roger Craig, Craig Morton, Daryle Lamonica, Art Thoms, John Paye, Ben Davidson, John Taylor, Eric Wright, Marv Hubbard, Rod Martin, Ted Kwalick, Mike Wilson, Russ Francis and more to be announced.
This year, the event will be a nine-hole, skins game format, with a $5,000 purse to the winning foursome.
On Friday night, a luau and Pool and Pairings Party will be held at Konocti Harbor Resort and Spa at the Oasis prior to the Toby Keith concert, where event-goers can mingle with many of the celebrities in
Saturday’s Golf Shootout. A blind draw will pair celebrities with foursomes of amateurs for the morning and afternoon shootout flights.
Bright and early on Saturday morning, the day begins with a Celebrity Sunrise Champagne Breakfast buffet at 6:30 a.m. at Konocti Harbor Resort and Spa. Teams meet at 7:30 a.m. on the Buckingham Golf & Country Club, 2855 Eastlake Drive, Kelseyville; the morning flight tee time is scheduled for 8:30 a.m.; noon for the afternoon flight.
Spectators can watch celebrities up close from the gallery and expect a great day of autograph hunting and competitive golf.
During that weekend, two shows are scheduled. Toby Keith, with special guest Larry Ingram, will perform on August 28 at the resort’s 5,000-seat Konocti Field Amphitheater, which overlooks Clear Lake, and The Guess Who will perform indoors at the Joe Mazzola Classic Concert Showroom Saturday evening, where the awards show and memorabilia auction will be held.
For pricing and ticket information, contact Konocti Harbor Resort and Spa, 8727 Soda Bay Road, Kelseyville. There is an admission fee. Telephone 707-279-4281 or 800-660-LAKE, www.konoctiharbor.com .
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KELSEYVILLE – On July 20, the Konocti Tennis League sponsored an officially sanctioned United States Tennis tournament at the Gard Street courts in Kelseyville.
Local player in the Boys' 16s, Moses Kuzu, won his match to win the division.
Other players from the local area included Jeff Langevin in the Boys 18 semifinal.
Eleven total junior players from all over Northern California played in the tournament despite high temperatures.
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Fall classes are set to begin Sept. 9.
Dance is a beautiful form of art and entertainment. They strive to give their students an experience that will evoke a lifetime of love for dance.
The classes emphasize technique, style and skill development while maintaining a fun, warm, safe and supportive environment.
Instructors are dedicated to providing a comfortable and exciting place to learn where their students can experience the joy and fulfillment of self-expression.
Contact Annette Lee at 707-995-0481 for class information.