The Kansas Prince Hall Masonic Foundation along with several other sponsors hosted its first Kansas Prince Hall Golf Tournament at Rolling Meadows Golf Course near Junction City. The chairman of the event Grand Orator Cleveland Tolbert, worked tirelessly to coordinate the event.

The Kansas Prince Hall Masonic Foundation presented several monetary gifts to winners of the tournament as well as the Open Door Shelter in Junction City.  Several holes were sponsored by organizations within the Junction City community as well as from other cities across the state.  Some of those organizations included: The Geary County Conventions and Visitors Bureau, KAW Valley Engineering, St. Tabitha Chapter #75 Order of Eastern Star,  and Jennie A. Moore Chapter #50 Order of Eastern Star.

Several people tested their skill out on the gold course’s driving range while others went the entire length of the course.  Additionally the event included a meal with grilled T-Bone steaks catered by “Fine as Wine Catering.”  According to the chairman, Brother Cleveland Tolbert, this is the beginning of an annual tournament. He along with the Kansas Prince Hall Masonic Foundation would like to thank all that participated and sponsored the event to ensure that it was successful.