Golf Classic raises scholarship funds

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Golf Classic raises scholarship funds

Charleston School of Law Alumni, Board of Trustees, and community supporters participated in the 2026 Charleston Law Golf Classic.

The participating teams and sponsors helped the Law School raise more than $15,000 for student tuition assistance and scholarships.

The Classic included a series of special contests during the tournament including the closest to the pin and longest drive competition. The Closest to the Pin winner was Jamie Malphrus from Brener Hurteau Family Law. His shot just missed the hole at was 22’11”.

The Longest Drive winner was Austin Branson (’25), an attorney with the Law Offices of Max Richardson, Jr.

Winning Team/Low Score: -7 par/65.

The Charleston Law Student Team Class of 2026 consisted of Kaleb Winkel, Asanka White, Jacob Neuman, and Jack Kudrick.

VIDEO: 2026 GOLF CLASSIC

The first annual Golf Classic was sponsored by First Citizens Bank, Stasmayer, Buxton & Collie, Legacy Patriots Point, Anastopoulo Law Firm, Henderson & Henderson, Francis Marion Hotel, Charleston Riverdogs, Taft Family Ventures, Cobb Hammett Law, Apollon, Saxton & Stump Lawyers and Consultants, McGowan, Hood, Felder & Phillips, LLC, Walker Gressette Linton, LLC, South Carolina Trial Defense Attorneys’ Association, Rosen Hagood Attorneys at Law, and Commonwealth Financial Group.

The Advancement office at Charleston Law invites you to join us for our next event on Wednesday, June 24 at 7:00 p.m. when Charleston Law hosts an alumni get-together for the Charleston Battery soccer game. Limited tickets available for preferred seating.

For more information, contact Karen LiBrizzi in the Charleston Law Advancement office.

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