DANVILLE – A former professional golfer is in the Valley Monday supporting a good cause. Former PGA golfer Bryce Molder is attending the 32nd Annual Miracle Pro-Am Golf Tournament at Frosty Valley Country Club in Danville.
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Molder began the day holding a demonstration and a Q&A session with participants, he appeared in a photo session with golfers, and talked to golfers at different holes on the course, “Any chance to help out the Miracle Children’s group is fantastic. I got a good chance (this morning) to talk to some of the team on the board at the hospital and learn more about what’s going on and I’m excited to be a part of it.”
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Holder was on the PGA Tour from 2007 to 2017. His career highlights include a second-place finish at the St. Jude Classic in 2009, he also finished second at the AT&T National behind Tiger Woods. Molder also won the 2011 Frys.com Open.
He says this was his first time in the Valley, “I’ve played around Pennsylvania a number of times but never in this area. Just even driving up this morning, what a beautiful property and I love this terrain. I live in Arizona and I’m there a lot these days and so I’ve missed this terrain and the trees and everything.”
About 85 golfers participated in the tournament. You can see photos and video from Holder’s visit at WKOK.com.
