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YOUTH GOLF CAMPS The  Youth Golf Camps at Mozingo provide children ages 5-17 the ability to learn the game of golf in a fun setting with championship instruction. Each camp features elements of skill development, fitness and nutrition, sportsmanship, etiquette, rules through golf and “near golf” experiences. Instruction utilizes the driving range, practice green, and the Watson 9. Four individual camps are scheduled throughout the summer, each in a three consecutive day format.  (Saturday, Sunday, Monday) 2021 SCHEDULE Session 1: Jun 5…

Come fish the BEST tournament sack lake in the state of Missouri for some of the biggest payouts available! All tournaments are team format and launch out of the main ramp on Mozingo Lake, Maryville, MO. Field is limited to the first 50 teams. All tournaments are OPEN with the exception for the Fall Hibernation Classic. Participation in the October tournament weekend requires one to be registered for a minimum of 4 tournaments prior to the dates. To view results…

YOUTH GOLF CAMPS The  Youth Golf Camps at Mozingo provide children ages 5-17 the ability to learn the game of golf in a fun setting with championship instruction. Each camp features elements of skill development, fitness and nutrition, sportsmanship, etiquette, rules through golf and “near golf” experiences. Instruction utilizes the driving range, practice green, and the Watson 9. Four individual camps are scheduled throughout the summer, each in a three consecutive day format.  (Saturday, Sunday, Monday) 2021 SCHEDULE Session 1: Jun 5…

YOUTH GOLF CAMPS The  Youth Golf Camps at Mozingo provide children ages 5-17 the ability to learn the game of golf in a fun setting with championship instruction. Each camp features elements of skill development, fitness and nutrition, sportsmanship, etiquette, rules through golf and “near golf” experiences. Instruction utilizes the driving range, practice green, and the Watson 9. Four individual camps are scheduled throughout the summer, each in a three consecutive day format.  (Saturday, Sunday, Monday) 2021 SCHEDULE Session 1: Jun 5…

Shotgun Tournament. For more information contact Kyle Easter at 660-562-3864.

After a solid turnout in the inaugural year, the Golfing for Heroes Tournament, which benefits the Missouri Veterans’ Home in Cameron, will return to the Sechrest 18 at Mozingo Lake Recreational Park. The funds raised at the event will be used to help enhance the quality of life for Missouri veterans living in the full-service home in Cameron, one of seven located throughout the state. For more information or to register, please contact Barb @ 816-649-1622. It’s sure to be…

The Douglas County Bassmasters are a club of 21 anglers who fish from South Dakota to Oklahoma. They are members of the Nebraska B.A.S.S. Federation. This is a closed tournament. For more information and tournament results, please reach out to their group contact.

The tournament will be a one-day tournament on Friday, August 27, 2021 at the Mozingo Lake Golf Course. The four-person scramble event will include start times of 7:30 a.m. and 1:3O p.m. Lunch will be provided to all players between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Early bird registration deadline will be May 1. To learn more about the tournament or register your team, please call the Community Relations/Development office at (660) 562-7933.

Join us for our annual golf tournament to benefit our Parent Teacher Organization! Cost will include green fees, lunch and one mulligan. Carts will be provided to participants.  The Classic will award three places in two flights. Businesses and organizations are invited to sponsor a team. For more information, please contact St. Gregory’s directly.

As a fan and great supporter of Bearcat Athletics, the late Frank “Chip” Strong Jr. ’73 loved watching the men’s basketball team in action and enjoyed the many successes the team had during the past several years. But even more important to Strong than how many conference championships or Elite Eight appearances the Bearcats had was how many young men walked across the stage at graduation. Strong’s main concern was that once student-athletes completed their eligibility, they stay in school…