Hole-in-100: Local to golf 100 holes for education

By Jonathan Simmons
| 5:00 a.m. November 30, 2013

Gerald Fauntleroy (Photo by Jonathan Simmons)

Palm Coast Observer
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A local golfer has pledged to golf 100 holes to raise money for a new golf academy.

Gerald Fauntleroy, a professional gof instructor and a project manager with the local nonprofit Alliance of Involved Ministers, will hold his golf marathon March 1 at the Riverbend Golf and Country Club.

The money wlll be used for golf clubs and instruction costs for Links To The Future, a new golf program that will include youth and adult education and a special program for disadvantaged children.

The pilot program will be held at the Carver Center in Bunnell.