The Murray Bros. Caddyshack® Charity Golf Tournament was held March 29th & 30th...we will report results and news from the event in the next few weeks. A big thank you to all who participated -- helping to make it one of our best events ever. 

The tournament is a two day event that combines parties, golf, and just plain fun as the Murray’s intended for it to be. Don’t expect a sit down dinner and a stuffy event at the country club because this event is like no other. Combine the antics of Bill Murray along with live music from celebrity friends, you get a pretty good idea of what this event is, all while raising money for the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation.

This all-inclusive event is perfect for the corporate outing, sales meeting, or just a plain guys get-away golf trip. Everything is included except the hotel and transportation to the once a year event. Played on the only Palmer/Nicklaus designed course, the Murray Bros. Caddyshack Charity Golf Tournament offers a first class course, first class food, and a first class good time.

A flute with no holes is not a flute—and a sports world with no Caddyshack, well that seems unthinkable. Three decades after the golf classic's release, SI catches up with the cast and crew

Connell Barrett of Golf.com joined us at our Charity Tournament this year, here is one of his interviews with the cast of Caddyshack.

By Connell Barrett

The scene-stealer spills the beans on Caddyshack's hard-partying cast

Ahoy, polloi!

In my ongoing quest to interview every living Caddyshack actor in this, the film's 30th anniversary, I give you John Barmon, better known as scene-stealing, Porsche-polluting, richie-rich kid Spaulding Smails. I recently cornered Barmon at the Murray Bros. Caddyshack charity golf event at the World Golf Hall of Fame, in St. Augustine, Fla. In 1983—before the movie became a classic—Barmon quit acting. ("Not a lot of people want to hire the kid that barfed into a Porsche," he once said.) Now 50, he sells real estate in Massachusetts but remains close to several cast members, including Bill Murray.

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UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION
2010 CHAMPIONSHIP BROADCAST SCHEDULE

The U.S. Open will receive at least 30 hours of coverage. NBC will air at least 16 hours of coverage throughout the championship and ESPN will air at least 14 hours over the first two days of play. Great Father's Day watching on Sunday!