HMHB Hosts 4th Annual Golf Tournament at Hamilton Mill Golf Club

Dacula, Georgia – September 13, 2016 – Yesterday, Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia (“HMHB”) held its 4th Annual Golf Tournament at Hamilton Mill Golf Club.HMHB is proud to announce the following winners from the Tournament:

  • 1st Place: Eric Rowell, Keith Vickers, Chad Johnson and Les Campbell representing Help a Child Smile Mobile Dentistry
  • Men’s Longest Drive: Kyle Holder, Northside Hospital and Health System
  • Women’s Longest Drive: Bridget Green, Northside Hospital and Health System Men’s Closes to the Pin: Brian O’Neill, Amerigroup
  • Women’s Closest to the Pin: Dr. Jennifer Smart, Children’s Medicine

Teams represented multiple organizations, including: Amerigroup, Siegel Insurance, Northside Hospital and Health System, Aldridge Pite, Help a Child Smile Dental Group, Perimeter Dental, and Strickland Davis, among others.“I continue to be very pleased year after year as our tournament grows,” said Board Member and avid golfer, Shawn Smith. “With more offerings, we are reaching more golfers and sharing the mission and impact of Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia. We hope more teams join us next year as we continue to make this a great day for pro and amateur golfers alike.”This year, the Tournament offered both Yoga on the Green with LifeStream Yoga and a Golf Clinic with PGA Pro, Jeff Kaneko. With over 20 years of teaching experience, Kaneko has an extensive background in the area of short game and putting. For over 10 years, Jeff refined his skills as an Instructor for Dave Pelz Golf.Contact HMHB for sponsorship opportunities and more information about next year’s tournament.Since 1973, Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georgia has served as the statewide voice for improved maternal and infant health and access to healthcare. Our mission is to improve maternal and child health through advocacy, education and access to vital resources.Download Document

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