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Young Moore to Sponsor UNC Health Championship Golf Tournament

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Young Moore is proud to sponsor the UNC Health Championship, scheduled for June 1 – 4, 2023.  The tournament will support UNC Children’s Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health programs. Proceeds from the tournament will also support local community partners including the Poe Center and First Tee of the Triangle and SE Raleigh, helping to provide grants for community projects and support services. The tournament is also an important stop on the PGA’s Korn Ferry Tour. Golfers will compete for four days at the Raleigh Country Club. For more information, click here.

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