Will Smith

Will Smith lives in Washington, DC and is one of the co-founders of the Outpost Club, a national golf society. He is currently the President of the Outpost Foundation. Prior to starting the OC, Will worked in the golf course design and construction business for the likes of Tom Doak, Tim Liddy, Tom Lehman, Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner. Will is an avid walking golfer who is very fortunate to get to play a decent amount of golf through his work. Will will be partnering with his good friend Mario Bellomo for the Outpost Foundation/HHH Alternate Shot tournament at Deal. He will be walking to support the Outpost Foundation.

Mario Bellomo

 It is an honor to hike for The Outpost Foundation. As a longtime PGA Professional and an avid golfer who loves the game and all it stands for, I am honored to give back to the game that has been so good to me. In 2019 Will and I will cover as much ground as a Tour player does in a winning tournament WEEK and our goal this year is to hike 150 holes! We are raising money for The Outpost Foundation whose primary purpose is to promote awareness and raise financial support for worthwhile charitable and educational causes in the United States through golf events and related activities. Over the course of last spring and summer, the Foundation launched the Outpost Scholarship, which provided grants to young men and women involved in the game of golf to help them with the cost of their college educations. As a young man from a humble family of three boys, I was blessed to have been the recipient of several different scholarships which assisted me with my education at Penn State University. The generosity of so many was a gift to me and my family. Now, as I travel around the world to so many great courses, it is very rewarding to be able to give back those who work so hard on and off the course, to further their education. I thank you for your generous contributions and look forward to the "hike".

Tim Crowley

 I have been playing golf for about as long as I have been able to walk. While I have had moments of having a handicap in the low single digits, work life and the realities of being an adult have turned my short game and putting into something that looks a little bit like scratch off lottery tickets - you have high hopes, but it probably isn't going to work out for you. In 2015, my wife and I had our first child, a little boy named Jack. Jack was born at 25 weeks and was a very sick, but very perfect, little guy. Right from the start he fought like a sailor and hit like a ton of bricks, but life on this side of the line was not meant to be and Jack was called home at 3 days old. Golf has taken on a new meaning since then. The game I intended to teach my son, has turned into my son teaching me. Jack teaching me that even the most trivial of pursuits can have meaning and sponsor profound change in you and those around you. We take on this challenge and plan to raise a great deal of money for the hospital that fought so hard to keep our son with us. We walk the good walk to fight the good fight in the battle to better understand and manage preterm birth. My wife and I have found great strength in our faith and feel that perhaps Jack's purpose was to give his life to inspire profound change in ours and in those who touched his battle. Walk with us to help Jack help the world.

Wilder Harvard

Bret Richter

Dan Englander

Robert Santangelo

Trevor Ganshaw

Lisa Mitchell

Whenever I hear someone say they're "all golf'ed out," my immediate reaction is, "impossible!" On September 16th I'll see whether it really is possible when I attempt my third 100 Hole Hike! I can't imagine a better way to spend my day than on the links... raising money for Caring Kind This is the marathon of golf... I'll be playing more holes in one day than a Pro plays in a 4 day tournament!!! Please consider helping me keep my legs moving (and clubs swinging) by supporting the Caring Kind by clicking the link below. Thank you!!

Stephenie Harris

I am super passionate about golf!

I started playing in grade school and was hooked immediately. As everyone who knows me will attest, there is no place I would rather be than out playing golf. The 100 Hole Hike is a great way for me to do something I love while doing something meaningful for others.

Mike Caputo

My name is Mike Caputo and I live in Pennington, NJ.  2019 will be my 5th Hundred Hole hike.  I am playing for Bega Kwa Bega, which means “shoulder to shoulder” in Swahili.  This is an organization established by my father in-law Rev Gary Langness as a way to help the community in and around Iringa, Tanzania.  Over the last 30 years Bega Kwa Bega has helped establish one of Tanzania’s leading universities as well as helping people with some of the basic needs of life. Current projects we are working on include sponsoring the Hruma Orphanage, helping kids afford secondary education, paying for qualified students to attend the Ilula Nursing School, the Ilula Hospital Emergency Fund, and drilling wells for remote villages, among others.  The Hundred Hole Hike is a fun and inspirational way to raise money for a great cause.  Thanks for your support.

Greg McClatchy

I am playing for Bega Kwa Bega, which means “shoulder to shoulder” in Swahili.  This is an organization established by my golfing partners father-in-law Rev Gary Langness as a way to help the community in and around Iringa, Tanzania.  Over the last 30 years Bega Kwa Bega has helped establish one of Tanzania’s leading universities as well as helping people with some of the basic needs of life. Current projects we are working on include sponsoring the Hruma Orphanage, helping kids afford secondary education, paying for qualified students to attend the Ilula Nursing School, the Ilula Hospital Emergency Fund, and drilling wells for remote villages, among others.  The Hundred Hole Hike is a fun and inspirational way to raise money for a great cause.  Thanks for your support.

Andrew Whiteley

I am playing for The First Tee of CT. The First Tee of Connecticut is a youth development organization whose mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf. Through programs at 20 outdoor locations, in 162 schools and in partnership with local youth service agencies, the First Tee of CT annually help shape the lives of nearly 70,000 young people from all walks of life by reinforcing values like integrity, respect and perseverance through the game of golf.

James Whiteley

I am playing for The First Tee of CT. The First Tee of Connecticut is a youth development organization whose mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf. Through programs at 20 outdoor locations, in 162 schools and in partnership with local youth service agencies, the First Tee of CT annually help shape the lives of nearly 70,000 young people from all walks of life by reinforcing values like integrity, respect and perseverance through the game of golf.