PJ Fleck/Tom O'Brien team up to finish 5th in CFB Coaching Charitable Golf Tournament - split $25,000 for charity

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Twenty-four current and former head coaches participated in the Southern Company Peach Bowl Challenge. It’s a charity golf tournament where the coaches compete in teams of two for a share of a $300,000 charity purse.

Since the tournament’s creation in 2007, the event has contributed $10 million in scholarships and charity.

This year, Georgia head coach Kirby Smart was teamed up with Florida State offensive coordinator Guz Malzahn, trying to stave off defending champs Mike Norvell and Urban Meyer. But the pairing of Smart and Malzahn came up short, taking home sixth place, and raising $12,500 each for the charity of their choice.

Meanwhile, Norvell and Meyer did go back-to-back -- both of them raising $32,500 for their charities.

COACHCURRENT OR FORMER
FBS SCHOOL(S)
CHARITYTOTAL WINNINGS
First Place Team
Mike NorvellFlorida StateKeep Climbing Family Foundation$32,500
Urban MeyerBowling Green, Utah, Florida, Ohio StateUrban and Shelley Meyer Family Foundation$32,500
Combined final score: 45 points
Second Place Team
Pat NarduzziPittUPMC Children’s Hospital Foundation$22,500
Rick NeuheiselColorado, Washington, UCLALord Wedgwood Charity$22,500
Combined final score: 44 points
Third Place Team
Hugh FreezeAuburnGlobal Orphan Project$17,500
Steve SpurrierDuke, Florida, South CarolinaHBC Foundation$17,500
Combined final score: 43 points
Fourth Place Team
Dan MullenUNLVMullen Family 36 Foundation$15,000
Scott SatterfieldCincinnatiBack2Back Cincinnati$15,000
Combined final score: 42 points
Fifth Place Team
P.J. FleckMinnesotaRow the Boat - Fleck Family Fund$12,500
Tom O’BrienBoston College, NC StateNational Medal of Honor Leadership & Education Center$12,500
Combined final score: 41 points
Sixth Place Team
Kirby SmartGeorgiaKirby Smart Family Foundation$12,500
Gus MalzahnFlorida State (OC), Ark. State, Auburn, UCFFort Smith Boys & Girls Clubs$12,500
Combined final score: 40 points
Seventh Place Team - Tie
Shane BeamerSouth CarolinaBeamer Family Foundation$7,500
Houston NuttBoise State, Arkansas, Ole MissChickasaw Foundation$7,500
Combined final score: 39 points
Seventh Place Team - Tie
Kyle WhittinghamUtahGuadalupe Center$7,500
Jim GrobeOhio, Wake Forest, BaylorFisher DeBerry Foundation$7,500
Combined final score: 39 points
Seventh Place Team - Tie
Manny DiazDukeDurham Public Schools Foundation$7,500
Paul JohnsonNavy, Georgia TechPaul and Susan Johnson Family Foundation$7,500
Combined final score: 39 points
10th Place Team
Dan LanningOregonOHSU Foundation - Knight Cancer Institute$5,000
Randy EdsallMaryland, UConnEdsall Family Foundation$5,000
Combined final score: 38 points
11th Place Team
Brent KeyGeorgia TechKey Family Foundation$5,000
Chan GaileyGeorgia TechFellowship of Christian Athletes - Georgia Region$5,000
Combined final score: 37 points
12th Place Team
Jeff MonkenArmyMission 22$5,000
Derek DooleyLouisiana Tech, TennesseeChampions Place$5,000
Combined final score: 32 points


Go Gophers!!
 

I think they should give PJ extra for being the most dapper golfer there and you know he was.

Is that the former PSU coach he was teamed up with btw?
Edit: Just looked it up. NM.
 
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