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Lynbrook Mayor’s Golf Outing set for Aug. 11

Posted Friday, June 20, 2025 12:00 pm

Local leaders and golf enthusiasts will gather on Aug. 11, 2025, for the annual Mayor’s Golf Outing, an all-day fundraiser aimed at supporting the Lynbrook community. Friends, business owners, and supporters of the community chest gathered to celebrate those who contribute to the spirit of Lynbrook in August 2024. Michael Altman won the Callaway driver with Jeff Greenfield and Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach.

Local leaders and golf enthusiasts will gather on Aug. 11, 2025, for the annual Mayor’s Golf Outing, an all-day fundraiser aimed at supporting the Lynbrook community. Friends, business owners, and supporters of the community chest gathered to celebrate those who contribute to the spirit of Lynbrook in August 2024. Michael Altman won the Callaway driver with Jeff Greenfield and Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach.

Tim Baker/Herald

By Ainsley Martinez

Local leaders and golf enthusiasts will gather on Aug. 11, 2025, for the annual Mayor’s Golf Outing, an all-day fundraiser aimed at supporting the Lynbrook community.

The event will take place at both Inwood Country Club and Seawane Club, offering participants a full day of golf, networking, and community engagement. Golfers of all skill levels are welcome to join.

Registration and event details are available at Lynbrook.PerfectGolfEvent.com.

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