Harold's Golf Charity for Cystic Fibrosis

It's May 3rd.

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A Liberty Golfer named Harold Feather is stepping up big time for the cystic fibrosis

trust with a charity event on his home course.

His one-year-old grandson, Harry, was just diagnosed with the condition after routine newborn

tests, and now Harold's rallying teams of four players at 30 pounds per head to raise

up to 5,000 pounds.

The whole thing's open to everyone on Friday, June 26th.

Harold Harry will be there celebrating his first birthday, making it extra special

for the family.

Harold's turning his passion for golf into real action after the shock hit hard.

No one in the family knew much about cystic fibrosis before.

The diagnosis rocked them, but Harold's got three clear goals, spread awareness about

the disease, funnel cash to the trust that helps families like.

His deal with daily challenges, and just have some fun on the links.

Families all in, too.

Harry's auntie Katie already pounded the pavement in the 2026 TCS London marathon

to support life-changing research.

Events like this show how one family's fight can spark community support, proving golf

Scott Hart won't account.