Spicer Rudstrom was proud to hit the links for a great cause on Monday, September 22, at the annual Travelers Community Connections Golf Scramble. Held at the beautiful Franklin Bridge Golf Club in Franklin, Tennessee, the event brought together community partners to support the vital work of the United Way of Greater Nashville.
The day was a fantastic success, filled with friendly competition and a strong sense of community spirit. Our firm was thrilled to contribute by sponsoring the practice putting green and the lively “Happy Gilmore” putting contest, which added an extra layer of fun to the day’s activities.
Our team, featuring attorneys from four of our offices, enjoyed the opportunity to connect with peers while supporting an organization dedicated to creating a better future for our neighbors. Participants included Nicholas Stevens and Thomas Hickey from Chattanooga, Edd Peyton from Memphis, Darrick O’Dell and Lance Thompson from Nashville, and Clint Woodfin and Isaac Westling from Knoxville.
We share Travelers’ commitment to building thriving communities, as we believe they are the foundation for successful businesses. This event was a perfect reflection of that philosophy, turning a day of golf into a meaningful investment in the educational and economic well-being of the Greater Nashville area. We look forward to continuing our support for the United Way and the communities we serve.