Fort Mose Historical Society
Presents
The 11th Annual
Fort Mose Annual Golf Tournament
St. Johns Golf Club, 4900 Cypress Links Blvd.
Elkton, FL 32033
April 28, 2023
12:00 pm- 6:00 pm
Shotgun at 1:00 p.m.
Event Highlights
This ‘best ball’ tournament serves as a major annual fundraiser for Fort Mose Historical Society. Founded in 1738, Fort Mose became the first legally sanctioned free Black community in what is now the United States. It was the destination of the original Underground Railroad, running south.
The mission of the Fort Mose Historical Society is to ‘tell the Fort Mose story’. Join us for a relaxing day of golf,
All are welcome! This tournament is open to beginners and seasoned golfers alike. Golfers will receive a certificate for a round of golf for four, to play at a later date for a cart fee.
Cost
$110.00 per player
- No refunds
Food Services
Fort Mose Historical Society will provide:
- Awards Presentation and dinner
Parking
Ample parking is available.
Sponsors
Event Sponsors
Geico (Orlando) Roxane Jackson
Pop-A-Lock
Chamuel Products, LLC
Ancient City Brewing
American Legion
John Valdes & Associates
Jim & Rose Griffin
Burkhardt Distributing Co.
The Bailey Group
Herbie Wiles Insurance
Coldwell Banker Premium Properties
Dog Rose Brewery
Carmelo’s Pizzeria
Gordon Dental
Publix
The Conch House
AM Inspections
Community Hospice
Sandra W. Kenon
Hank and Viola White
Land Title of America
Roger & Nancy Kline
Laws & Associates
Loving Care Living Facility
Charles & Marilyn Ellis
Milton E. Bruton
St. Johns County Cultural Council
Almeta L. Monroe Insurance Agency
Jackson Law Group
Hal Dockins, Sr.
Harold and Twila Lock
Clarence and Mildred Williams
Derry & Bridgette Green
Greg & Lydia White
Twila A. Hudson
Supporters and Partners
Odd Birds
Llamas
Alta Mares
Casa Monica
Old Coast Ales
Gas Restaurant
Terra Aqua
Elk House
Brinsky’s
Preseved Restaurant
Ford’s Garage
Raintree Restaurant
Columbia Restaurant
Mango Mango
Sunset Grill
Purple Olive
Hanger One
Beachside Diner
Chop Shop
Kingfish Grill
San Sebastian Winery
Did You Know!
Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose, or Fort Mose, was:
- Destination of the original Underground Railroad, running south.
- First legally sanctioned free Black community in what’s now the United States!
Fort Mose Historical Society, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit educational
and charitable organization, is the Citizen Support Organization for
Fort Mose Historic State Park.
Our Mission is to support the Park and to ‘tell the Fort Mose Story’.
Selected Awards & Honors
Site of Memory, UNESCO Slave Route Project
US National Historic Landmark
Site, National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom
Citizen Support Organization of the Year, FL Park Service