Golfers compete for Mexican children

Over 100 participants raise funds for the Ronald McDonald Children's Foundation.

The 150 participants at the Ronald McDonald Children's Foundation Golf Tournament focused on two purposes: enjoying time with friends and supporting children of limited resources across Mexico.

The 22nd edition was held at Club de Golf Los Encinos. The event has become a tradition, raising funds to help children who require medical care.

"The foundation has been in Mexico for 23 years helping families — and especially children — find safe lodging, food and transportation while undergoing treatment at hospitals in Mexico City, the State of Mexico or Puebla," explained Francisco Bosh, president of the Mexican chapter.

Golfers split into 30 teams of five players, completing the 18 holes in A-Go-Go format, fostering teamwork.

While the more experienced played the round, beginners attended a clinic with pro Ingrid Gutiérrez, who encouraged them to keep practicing the discipline.