Board member Olivia Marr (putting) with her team, Buynak, Fauver, Archbald & Spray, LLP.
Gail Arnold

On Friday, October 14, the Courthouse lawn along Anacapa Street was transformed into a colorful miniature golf play area and party venue by the Courthouse Legacy Foundation and the Rotaract Club of Santa Barbara. Corporate teams competed on the professionally-constructed nine-hole course and then enjoyed a casual outdoor cocktail reception, tacos, and awards ceremony. On Saturday, the course was open to the public with kids playing for free.

Teams enjoyed the novelty of this fun afternoon in one of Santa Barbara’s most picturesque downtown settings. Emcee Drew Wakefield got everyone in a playful spirit while a red wagon full of adult beverages circulated around the course. American Riviera Bank was the winning team, beating four other teams in the playoff elimination rounds that lasted four holes.

Several area nonprofits each decorated a hole and shared information with the players about their organization. The Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation hole drew big smiles with its life-sized stuffed bears comfortably reclining along the edges of its hole. The Police Activities League (PAL) hole was very impressively decorated with an attractive and enormous “PAL” sign designed and constructed by two PAL students.

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