Happi Staff11.02.20
A team sponsored by MFG Chemical won the NKF Konica Minolta Golf Classic held Oct. 6, 2020 at the ACE Club in Lafayette Hill, PA .
Competing with 108 golfers, the winning team consisted of Keith Arnold from MFG Chemical (Chattanooga, TN), Brad Eshoo from Midwest Graphic Sales (Chicago, IL), Cameron Whaley from SCT (Dalton, GA), and Scott Gustafson from Shrieve Chemical Products (Houston, TX).
Each year, thousands of golfers from across the country participate in nearly 30 local events playing for a chance to compete in the National Finals held at Pebble Beach. Participating golfers raise $3.5 million dollars annually to benefit National Kidney Foundation.
“NKF congratulates the MFG Chemical-sponsored team and is excited for them to compete at the fabled fairways and signature holes at Pebble Beach,” said National Kidney Foundation Development Manager Jamie Cohen.
Upon winning the tournament, Keith Arnold, former CEO of MFG Chemical and current board director, said, “It’s good to join with so many caring people who want to help such a worthy cause as the National Kidney Foundation. Thirty million adults are estimated to have chronic kidney disease. The NKF is helping to save lives through its great work.”
Competing with 108 golfers, the winning team consisted of Keith Arnold from MFG Chemical (Chattanooga, TN), Brad Eshoo from Midwest Graphic Sales (Chicago, IL), Cameron Whaley from SCT (Dalton, GA), and Scott Gustafson from Shrieve Chemical Products (Houston, TX).
Each year, thousands of golfers from across the country participate in nearly 30 local events playing for a chance to compete in the National Finals held at Pebble Beach. Participating golfers raise $3.5 million dollars annually to benefit National Kidney Foundation.
“NKF congratulates the MFG Chemical-sponsored team and is excited for them to compete at the fabled fairways and signature holes at Pebble Beach,” said National Kidney Foundation Development Manager Jamie Cohen.
Upon winning the tournament, Keith Arnold, former CEO of MFG Chemical and current board director, said, “It’s good to join with so many caring people who want to help such a worthy cause as the National Kidney Foundation. Thirty million adults are estimated to have chronic kidney disease. The NKF is helping to save lives through its great work.”
