NFL star, Tim Tebow, is all set to participate in a college fundraising golf event in San Angelo next month. The 35-year-old, who remains without a franchise, will head back to familiar surroundings for the LWBIWH’s annual “Presents” fundraising luncheon and inaugural celebrity golf tournament.

Tim Tebow set to play golf

While it is no secret that Tebow likes to play golf in his leisure time, the former Denver Broncos player hasn’t participated in many amateur events before. However, the University of Florida alumnus didn’t hesitate to accept the invitation from the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health (LWBIWH) for their prestigious annual event, which includes a golf tournament.

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The event will take place on 3rd April, with Tebow set to contest against other celebrities at the Presents Golf Tournament at San Angelo Country Club. The competition will be based on the four-person scramble format, with entry up to $300 per golfer and $1,100 for a full team.

The event will conclude within the same day with the help of a shotgun start, a daily sight in LIV Golf. Lunch will be served with the esteemed guests at 11:30 AM followed by golf activities, with the conclusion predicted at 5:30 PM followed by an early dinner.

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The two-time national champion at the University of Florida will also be the keynote speaker at the Presents Luncheon the following day. The session will be held at the McNease Convention Center for two hours, commencing at 11 AM.

The session is available for others as well, with a limited number of tickets starting at $150 per person. The fundraising event seeks to support the health of the local communities through scientific and medical care, as well as providing education and physical and mental well-being of the local residents.

In Tebow, the University has prided itself in associating with the NFL player. The $5 million-worth man won the Heisman trophy during his college years, an accolade that is considered a stupendous achievement. The trophy is awarded to the most outstanding player in college football, with roots dating back to 1935. It is usually presented in early December, before the season games begin.

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