Hurley Trauma Center Fall Golf Classic

Clio Country Club 9.12.2022

For 38 years, this event has raised money to provide advanced technology for treating the most critically ill adults and children in our region around the clock, 24/7. More than 60 teams gathered early on an overcast day, including a man whose life was saved by Hurley following a terrible accident. He lost a leg, but is able to continue enjoying his life – and a successful golf career – thanks to the Hurley Team. The event included special prize holes, 50/50 and timepiece raffles, gifts and special meals. All money raised by both sponsors and golfers supports the Trauma Services Endowment. You can continue to donate at hurleyfoundation.org/donate.

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