Longest Drive Challenge: Round 2 Results
(As of May 6 at 5:00 PM ET)
Weekly results will be reported as of 5:00 PM ET each Tuesday.
The Winner Is
The Winner IsLora “Pink Panther” Davis of Dallas, Texas, has won Round 2 by raising $3,625 this week. She is also the first golfer to surpass her $5,000 individual goal, raising a total of $5,325 so far!
Congratulations to Lora and the Rocky Mountain Region on an Eagle in Round 2 and setting Par for 2025!
2nd Place
2nd PlaceTara Anne “TT” Pleat of Clifton Park, New York, took 2nd place, raising $2,750 this week. Tara Anne represents the Mid-Atlantic Region states of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington D.C.
3rd Place
3rd PlaceGray “The Ghost” Edmondson of Oxford, Mississippi, came in 3rd place, raising $2000 this week. Gray represents the Southern Region states of Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Still in the Running
Rebecca “Fairway Fiduciary” Smitherman: Southeastern Region
Kurt “Grumpy” Klebe: New England Region
Abigail “Fireweed” O’Connor: Western Region
Shannon “Sandy Bagger” Barks: Heart of America
Stacy “The Wolverine” Singer: Great Lakes Region
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