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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS AND NFL STARS TO PARTICIPATE IN PRO BOWL CHARITY CLASSIC FEB. 3 AT WAIALAE COUNTRY CLUB Limited Spots for Fans Remain AvailableHONOLULU, Hawaii – Six members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame will lead the field of NFL celebrities and local amateur golfers in the NFL All-Star Game Pro Bowl Charity Golf Classic Monday, February 3 at the Waialae Country Club. The six Pro Football Hall of Fame members include former Green Bay Packers running back Jimmy Taylor; Oakland Raiders defensive end Ted Hendricks; Kansas City Chiefs kicker Jan Stenerud: Miami Dolphins wide receiver Paul Warfield: New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor and Rams running back Eric Dickerson. The tournament, which will support the NFL’s annual commitment of funding various Hawaiian charities, will team these all-time greats and 20 other NFL stars of the past and present – including some members of this year’s All Star teams-- with amateur golfers at the famous Waialae course – site of the SONY Open. Entry fee for amateur players is a $1,000 tax deductible donation. The day’s events will begin with a luncheon followed by a 1 p.m. shotgun start. An awards party will end the day. Each golfer will receive a gift bag from Reebok containing NFL Pro Bowl apparel as well as an NFL All-Star Game Pro Bowl commemorative plaque bearing his or her photograph with their celebrity captain. A limited number of entry applications are available at Waialae Country Club. For more information, contact the tournament director, Nick Nicolosi at the NFL Super Bowl offices at the San Diego Marriott – 619-234-1500 or 619-228-7255– or by e-mail to: n.nicolosi@verizon.net. # # # |