Disc-golf tournament raises money for Norwalk homeless shelter
A total of 79 professional and amateur disc golfers competed in the two-round tournament.
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6h agoThe Fairfield County Disc Club held their annual Cranbury Park Ice Bowl on Saturday benefitting Open Doors homeless shelter in Norwalk.
A total of 79 professional and amateur disc golfers competed in the two-round tournament.
Organizers said it's important for the community to support Open Doors, especially this time of year with winter weather dropping to freezing temperatures.
They managed to raise over $1,500 for the shelter.