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The 4th Annual Shemon & Sheppard Golf Scramble Photo Gallery

Joe Winner

Updated May 19, 2023 4:33 PM EDT

Shemon and Sheppard Golf Scramble

The 4th Annual Shemon & Sheppard Golf Scramble presented by Naples Wealth Planning

at Stoneybrook Golf Club in Estero, FL on May 19th, 2023.

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Champions 4 Children

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Here's the photos from the event. I put a download button on there to make it easier for you to grab your picture. Thanks for coming out!

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