They were my teammates. Margaret Hudson (left) joined her daughter-in-law, Family Services' community education manager Mimi Hudson, in the cart.

For a hole-in-one, this fancy BMW Z.3 convertible (from Vancouver Auto) was yours. Foundation executive director Sue Bauman sat behind the wheel to try it out.

Scrutinizing all the action on the prize holes was family services assistant Rose Marie Taylor (left) and community program manager Alison Gray-Marshall.

After three years as course marshall, Barrie Johnston knows that his hard hat comes in handy.

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Executive director Doug Sabourin (left) gave thanks to association director Alex Besharat, from ScotiaMcLeod, for sponsoring the tournament. "We have a 50 year proven track record of success," said Sabourin.

Big Bob Atkinson and teammate Barney Magnusson were in the running for th prizes with a score of -6.

Finishing at the clubhouse with an even par was Beth Drummong (left) and partner Judy Gunn.

Just call them the Barry boys. Barry Gunn (left), of Y Franks fame, teamed up with Barry Drummond, of Capilano Highways.

Scotiabank's Leon Csabak (from left), Bob O'Keefe and Freddy Clarke wee lucky enough to see a deer walking around the course with them.

This team was all fun and games. From left: Brent Eilers, Ralph Kennedy, and Grant Smith gave teammate Marliese Eilers a big kiss back at the clubhouse.

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Don't ask the score. Television actor Jackson Davies (clockwise from back left), Bill Skelly, event coordinator Linda Davies and board member Dee Sutherland enjoyed their day thoroughly.

A big cheque for a good charity. Alex Besharat accepted a generous donation from Kevin O'Neill.

Clockwise from left: Darrell Der, Alan Davidson, Hamish Angus and Gonda Angus joined ladies long drive winner Trudy Hofley.