Bobby Anderson

Denver Broncos Running Back

Career Highlights:

Bobby was a running back for six years with the Denver Broncos after being the Broncos number-one draft choice in the 1970 NFL draft and is tied for the Broncos all-time single game receiving record at 13 receptions...At the University of Colorado, Anderson was the first player in Big Eight history with 5,000 yards of total offense...Named MVP in the 1967 Bluebonnet Bowl, 1969 Liberty Bowl and the 1970 Hula Bowl and was a 1969 consensus All-American...Inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame in 1982...One of three players to have his number (11) retired at the University of Colorado...Named one of Colorado's Athletes of the Century by Sports Illustrated...Played bit parts in movies Sleeper and Every Which Way But Loose, and played the "Hit Man King" in the Robby Benson basketball movie One on One.

Celebrity Golf Accomplishments:

Secured four top-20 finishes out of eight starts during 2003 season

Best finish was a tie for seventh at the 2003 Tom Dreesen Celebrity Invitational

Dick Anderson

Miami Dolphins All-Pro Safety

Career Highlights:

A 10-year NFL veteran with the Miami Dolphins, he was named to the Pro Bowl three times (1972-74)...Also named the 1973 Defensive Player of the Year...Played in three Super Bowls, winning two of them...President of the NFL Players Association in 1976-77...Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1993...Played college football with his younger brother, Bobby, at the University of Colorado...One of only 16 players in NFL history to intercept four passes in one game...Named Walter Camp Foundation Man of the Year in 1994...Received the NCAA Silver Anniversary Award in 1993...Named to the Big 12 All-Century Team and one of Colorado's Athletes of the Century by Sports Illustrated...When his football career ended, Dick successfully ran for the Florida Senate...Currently serves on the Celebrity golf Board of Directors as Treasurer.

Celebrity Golf Accomplishments:

Winner of the 2004 Canadian Club Celebrity Team Championship (with partner Donny Marshall)

Ranked 6th on 2003 Stroke Average List - 73.333

Ranked 12th on 2003 Money List - $27,339.00

Secured nine top-twenty finishes out of 10 starts during 2003 season

Donny Anderson

NFL Running Back

Career Highlights:

The number one draft choice of both the NFL and AFL, Donny signed with the NFL's Green Bay Packers...Played for three years under legendary coach Vince Lombardi, including two Super Bowls and the 1968 Pro Bowl...A consensus All-American (1964 and 1965) at Texas Tech...Heisman Trophy finalist (1965)...Collegiate Co-Player of the Year (1965)...Inducted into the Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame, the Texas Sports Hall of Fame and the Collegiate Sports Hall of Fame and was voted one of the top-ten Southwest Conference players of all time.

Celebrity Golf Accomplishments:

Ranked 18th on 2003 Money List - $22,295.00

Ranked 16th on 2003 Stroke Average List - 75.455

Secured three top-ten finishes out of eight starts during the 2003 season

Best 2003 finish was a tie for second (with partner Vince Coleman) in the team portion of the Celebrity Champions Classic

John Ashton

Actor

Career Highlights:

A star of stage, screen and television, John has captured the fierce determination of the working man in his portrayals...Probably best known for his role as "Sergeant Taggart" in the Beverly Hills Cop movies...His other feature film credits include Midnight Run, She's Having a Baby and Breaking Away...He has also had roles on such television hits as "Dallas," "JAG," "Judging Amy" and "MASH"...Won the Drama-League Award for Best Actor in 1981 for the stage production of True West...Received the LA Drama Critic Award for Best Supporting Actor in A Flea in her Ear...Attended the University of Southern California on the prestigious Irene Ryan Scholarship for acting.