Danny Federico
Members of the community turned out in support of Vivid Visions on Friday, June 19, for the Third Annual Ryan Donaldson Golf Charity Tournament. Held at the Suwannee Country Club, the tournament drew a total of 16 teams with three players each.
According to organizer Ryan Donaldson, the event raised a total of $2,998 benefitting Vivid Visions, a domestic violence center that assists victims of abuse by providing counseling, job training and a fresh start for those in need.
At the end of the day, winners were named in two categories.
The Low Gross Division champions were Ty Hurst, Carter Cannon and Cooper Hackney with a score of 58.
The Low Net Division winners were Rod Webber, Jack Moran and Jerry Upchurch with a score of 52.
![]() |
![]() |
Donaldson, a recent graduate of Suwannee High School, said the biggest change she has seen over the tournament’s three-year run has been increased community involvement.
“The biggest growth I’ve noticed is the level of community involvement,” she said. “Every year, more golfers, local businesses and supporters want to be part of the tournament. Seeing people rally around Vivid Visions and its mission has been incredible. It’s exciting to know that what started as an idea has grown into an event that makes a real difference for people in our community.”
Donaldson wished to express her gratitude to the following sponsors: W.B. Howland (title sponsor), Skinner’s Paint and Body, Poole Realty, MOS, Jimmy Prevatt Attorney at Law, Donaldson Maintenance, Lafayette State Bank, Scoops, Joe Flanagan, Citrus Saver Fertilizer/Billy Williams, Cheek & Scott, Quick Lane Tire and Auto Center, Express Auto, King Barber Shop, Papa John’s Pizza, Save A Lot Food Store, Mavis Tires and Brakes, Woods Family Fitness, The Live Oak Gathering and Specialized Charity Group Inc.
To learn more about Ryan Donaldson Golf, visit the organization's Facebook page.
Discover more from Riverbend News
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.


