The T-Boo Classic
The 3rd Annual is in the books. Thank you to everyone who played, sponsored, donated, and showed up to keep Tony Beauchamp's memory out on the course.

Congratulations, winners
- Derek
- Andy
- Ralph
- Rocky
Your foursome took the 3rd Annual T-Boo Classic. Enjoy it for a full year — everybody else has until next year to do something about it.
Thank you
The 3rd Annual T-Boo Classic is done, and it happened because a whole lot of people decided to show up for it. We're not going to try to name everyone — we'd leave someone out — so consider this the whole crowd at once: thank you.
The golfers
Every team that filled a foursome, paid an entry, bought into the skins and the mulligans, and played a full round in the (what ended up being) beautiful weather. You are the reason there is an outing at all.
The sponsors
Every business and family that put their name on a hole — especially the returning sponsors who keep coming back year after year. Your support covers the day and carries the cause.
The donors & the crew
Everyone who dropped off a prize, a basket, or a gift card, bought 50/50 tickets by the fistful, and everyone who worked the day itself — registration, the course, the clubhouse, and dinner.
Three years in, this outing has turned into exactly what we hoped it'd be — a day where T-Boo's people get together, play hard, talk trash, and remember him out loud. Tony Beauchamp would have loved every minute of it, and he'd have had a few opinions about some of the scores.
— The T-Boo Classic crew
The 4th Annual
We're already planning the next one. The 4th Annual T-Boo Classic picks up right where the 3rd Annual left off — same scramble, same reason, and hopefully a few more teams on the tee sheet.
Details aren't set yet. The moment the date, the course, and registration are locked in, they'll be posted right here — so keep this page bookmarked and start rounding up your foursome.
- Date
- To be announced
- Course
- To be announced
- Registration
- Opens later
- Sponsorships
- Opens later
Played in memory of Tony Beauchamp.