Bryans, Serena and more raise money "Fore Love"

Dec 07, 2017
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Bryans, Serena and more raise money "Fore Love"

Published Dec 07, 2017

Last weekend was a team effort for a great cause with golf and tennis crossing paths. Andy Murray, Bob and Mike Bryan, Serena Williams and more joined golfers Rickie Fowler, Justin Thomas, Jack Nicklaus and more in raising money for children's charities.

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The three-day event took place in Palm Beach Gardens, raising more than $1.1 million for the Bryan Bros. Foundation and Nicklaus Children's Health Care Foundation.

“It was such a magical event. Everyone was so warm and friendly and we all left with memories to last a lifetime,” Bob Bryan told ‪ATPWorldTour.com‬. “It was really unlike anything we've ever done before and I think even some of the pros were blown away by the venue, atmosphere, and format.”

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