Rollie Fingers

Hall of Fame Pitcher

Career Highlights:

Inducted into Baseball’s Hall of Fame in 1992...Recognized as the first true “closer” pitcher to record 300 saves...Played vital role in five Oakland A’s Division Championships and three World Series Championships from 1971 to 1975...First American League reliever to win the Cy Young Award and be named AL MVP, while with Milwaukee in 1981...Had 341 career saves, third all-time, in 16 major-league seasons...Named MVP of the 1974 World Series...Played for Oakland, San Diego and Milwaukee during his 16-year major league career.

Celebrity Golf Accomplishments:

Recorded four top-20 finishes out of six starts on the Celebrity golf in 2003 Best finish was a tie for 9th at the 2003 Celebrity golf Jamaican Holiday Classic

Doug Flynn

Major League Second Baseman

Career Highlights:

Spent 11 years in Major League Baseball at second base…Member of the 1975 and 1976 World Champion Cincinnati Reds…Won the 1980 Golden Glove Award while with the New York Mets…Tied a Major League record with three triples in a game in 1979…Led all National League second basemen in fielding percentage from 1979-1981…Also logged time with the Detroit Tigers and Montreal Expos…Played basketball at the University of Kentucky…Flirted with a second career in singing when he traveled and performed with the Oak Ridge Boys and toured with Loretta Lynn’s band, “The Coal Miners”…Member of the Kentucky Softball Hall of Fame.

Celebrity Golf Accomplishments:
Never finished out of the top-15 in any of his four starts in 2003.
Teamed with PGA Pro Jeff Gove and fellow Celebrity golf member Andy Van Slyke to win the 2002 Kiawah Children’s Hospital Classic

Grant Fuhr

NHL Hall of Fame Goaltender

Career Highlights:

This veteran NHL goaltender retired in 2000 after 20 years in the league…Elected to the Hall of Fame in 2003…During his career, he logged 868 games with 403 wins, 295 losses and 114 ties…Also recorded 25 career shutouts…A member of five Stanley Cup Championship Teams with the Edmonton Oilers…Six-time NHL All-Star…Named the 1985-86 All-Star game MVP…Won the 1987-88 Vezina Trophy as the NHL’s top goaltender…In 1995-96, Fuhr set NHL records for most games played (79) and consecutive starts (76) in a single season.

Celebrity Golf Accomplishments:
Secured six top-twenty finishes out of eight starts during 2003 season
Best finish was 3rd place at the 2003 Jamaican Holiday Classic
Ranked 14th on the 2003 Money List - $26,136