Fun for a great cause!

Jeff Rockenbaugh, Sales and Marketing Manager and Steven Frazier, Marketing and Business Development Executive participated in the 18 hole Scott Verbic charity golf tournament. 

Jeff in the midst of making an amazing shot through the trees

    The event was created in 1995 to extend the memory of Scott Verbic, a formercoach, Volunteer Board Member, and youth sports advocate for the southern Maryland community. The Verbic family wanted to create an opportunity to raise money for children to participate in recreational activities. The event was a success and has become a staple to the local community in annual efforts to include more families in sports and recreational activities.

Money raised

To date the event has raised over $160,000 in the 24 year history. Many of Scott’s friends and families gather at the tournament in October every year to honor Scott’s vision for youth athletes.
The event receives outstanding support from local businesses that keep expenses at a minimum so that scholarship dollars are at a maximum. Please visit the sponsorship page to see how your business can be part
of this community event.

Giving Back

We endeavor to continue being apart of this great tournament to honor the legacy of Scott Verbic. In honor, of Scott Verbic we believe our youth hold the key to a better future. We want to encourange their growth by being able to make memories, understand team coheviesness-spirit and enrich their health though recreational activites that St. Mary’s county have available.

Furthermore, we sponsor many charitable causes, including the Children’s Aide Society of Charles County and Farming 4 Hunger. Children’s Aide Society is a non-profit organization that provides food assistance to approximately 10,000 local families in need. For more information on the Children’s Aid Society, visit http://childrens-aid-society.org.

Like the Children’s Aid Society, Farming 4 Hunger (F4H) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.It was formed in 2012 to serve those in need of fresh food in Southern Maryland. The organization grows and distributes over a million pounds of locally grown, fresh food each year.  For information on Farming 4 Hunger, visit www.farming4hunger.com.

The tournament took place at the Wicomico Shores Golf Course . It is a beautiful 18-hole golf course owned and operated by St. Mary’s County Government. The Clubhouse overlooks the expansive course, abundant wildlife, wooded areas, and the scenic Wicomico River.

The generously sized greens, level fairways, and variety of hole designs provide a challenge to players of all abilities. Par for the course is 72 for all, with the back tees measuring 6,397 yards with a slope of 121, and a course rating of 70.0. Yardage for the regular tees is 6,110, sloped at 118, with a rating of 68.7. Senior tees have a yardage of 5,524 with a slope of 109 and rated 66.2. Forward tees have a yardage of 5,320, with a slope of 119 and rated 69.2.

The Wicomico Shores recreational complex also includes a public boat ramp and 150 ft. fishing pier, both strategically located on the beautiful Wicomico River.