Matt Burkett (left) and Tim Jackson (right) strike celebratory poses while Mikey Burkett (all of the Andes Ski Shop/White Mountain Stove team) putts his ball into the hole at the Memorial Hospital 2021 Open Golf Tournament at the North Conway Country Club on Thursday afternoon. More than 130 players were signed up to participate in the 41 year of the tournament, which raises money for the hospital. The group mentioned that Jackson's business is the ball sponsor for the tournament. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Laura Lemieux of the Settlers Green team swings from the first tee at the Memorial Hospital 2021 Open Golf Tournament at the North Conway Country Club on Thursday afternoon. More than 130 players were signed up to participate in the 41 year of the tournament, which raises money for the hospital. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Heather Stevens, Mallory Ewing, Leslie Leonard, and Andrea Carbone of the Cooper Cargill Chant/27 North team smile after wrapping up a hole with their fun medical socks at the Memorial Hospital 2021 Open Golf Tournament at the North Conway Country Club on Thursday afternoon. More than 130 players were signed up to participate in the 41 year of the tournament, which raises money for the hospital. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Matt Burkett (left) and Tim Jackson (right) strike celebratory poses while Mikey Burkett (all of the Andes Ski Shop/White Mountain Stove team) putts his ball into the hole at the Memorial Hospital 2021 Open Golf Tournament at the North Conway Country Club on Thursday afternoon. More than 130 players were signed up to participate in the 41 year of the tournament, which raises money for the hospital. The group mentioned that Jackson's business is the ball sponsor for the tournament. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Laura Lemieux of the Settlers Green team swings from the first tee at the Memorial Hospital 2021 Open Golf Tournament at the North Conway Country Club on Thursday afternoon. More than 130 players were signed up to participate in the 41 year of the tournament, which raises money for the hospital. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Heather Stevens, Mallory Ewing, Leslie Leonard, and Andrea Carbone of the Cooper Cargill Chant/27 North team smile after wrapping up a hole with their fun medical socks at the Memorial Hospital 2021 Open Golf Tournament at the North Conway Country Club on Thursday afternoon. More than 130 players were signed up to participate in the 41 year of the tournament, which raises money for the hospital. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Memorial Hospital held its 41st annual Golf Tournament on July 22 at the North Conway Country Club with 132 golfers in attendance.
Thanks to golfers and sponsors, this year’s event raised over $55,000. Proceeds will directly support creating a pediatric-focused operating room suite, plus pediatric-focused areas in the emergency department and medical surgical unit at the hospital. The funding will allow the hospital to provide important care for kids, close to home. Memorial also recently added two full-time pediatricians to the care team at Mt. Washington Valley Rural Health Primary Care.
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