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IN PICTURES: GOLFERS HIT FOR CHARITY IN CONCH SCRAMBLE

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The Weekly Staff
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a couple of women standing next to each other holding a cake
Maria Baker and Wendy Christopher with team Boozie Barbie show off their Barbie-themed cake upon arriving at the SD Marine Group hole.

Some 50 teams dressed in different themes took their best shot at floating greens during the annual Conch Scramble charity golf tournament in Islamorada on Sept. 30. Starting at SD Marine Group, teams of four and a designated “caddy” driver visited several Islamorada waterfront venues to tee off using biodegradable golf balls. First place went to team Eggplant Empire, followed by Cook Commercial Realty and Southeast Hot Dogs. Proceeds from the event support several Florida Keys charities.

Photos by DOUG FINGER/Keys Weekly. Gallery at keysweekly.com.

Participants try to hit a cardboard cut-out of Bob Ross with a large slingshot and a small potato.
Participants take part in the 2023 Conch Scramble charity golf tournament at the hole located at Jim Mooney’s house.
Laura Lieberman with team Boozie Barbie prepares to swing.
Sam Holland takes his shot at the SD Marine Group hole.
A golfer’s shot comes up short of the floating hole.
Team Boozie Barbie navigates Snake Creek to the SD Marine Group hole during the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Kelli Fowler, elephant mask, of team Jungle Cruise dances with her husband Jeremy Fowler, parrot mask, upon arriving to the SD Marine Group hole during the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Kelli Fowler, elephant mask, of team Jungle Cruise tries to take a jello shot from her niece Julia Fowler with her trunk upon arriving to the SD Marine Group hole during the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Team Jungle Cruise dance together upon arriving to the SD Marine Group hole during the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Participants take part in the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament at the SD Marine Group hole Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Participants take part in the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament at the SD Marine Group hole Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Julia Fowler with team Jungle Cruise tries to take a drink from her cup using a system of small ropes during the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament at the SD Marine Group hole Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Participants take part in the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament at the Mooney house hole Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Participants take part in the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament at the Mooney house hole Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Participants try to hit a cardboard cut-out of Bob Ross with a large slingshot and a small potato during the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament at the SD Marine Group hole Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger
Team Boozie Barbie navigates Snake Creek to the SD Marine Group hole during the 2023 Conch Scramble Charity Golf Tournament Saturday, September 30, 2023. Photo by Doug Finger

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