Al Kaline, RF
1953-1974
Monday, June 1, 2020 at Warwick Hills Golf Course in Grand Blanc, Michigan
Monday, June 1, 2020 at Warwick Hills Golf Course in Grand Blanc, Michigan
Monday, June 1, 2020 at Warwick Hills Golf Course in Grand Blanc, Michigan
Monday, June 1, 2020 at Warwick Hills Golf Course in Grand Blanc, Michigan
Tiger Greats “Sweet” Lou Whitaker and Cecil Fielder committed for 2020!
Be sure to sign up today for your chance to join them on the links.
TIGERS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GOLF OUTING
Please join us in raising money for Families Against Narcotics and ALS of Michigan
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Event Details
When: Monday, June 1, 2020, registration starts at 9:30 am and we’ll tee off at 11 am
What: Detroit Tigers Alumni Association Annual Charity Golf Outing…18 holes including dinner and an open bar!
Who: Golf with a Tigers Great! Plus, Eli Zaret will be the Master of Ceremonies and enjoy a special comedy performance by 1968 Tigers lefty, Jon Warden.
Where: The beautiful Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club located at G-9057 South Saginaw in Grand Blanc
Why: To golf with Detroit Tigers Alumni Legends while benefiting FAN and ALS.
Tigers Greats that Have Joined the Cause
Mr. Tiger, inducted into Hall of Fame in 1980. 1968 World Serires Champ,...
Detroit Hometown Hero, 1968 World Series Champ, four-time AL All-Star. His #23 is...
Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018, Jack was the winningest pitcher...
1968 World Series MVP, hurling three complete game victories. Mickey won 14+ games...
Named 1978 AL Rookie-of-the-Year, "Sweet Lou," boasts three Gold Gloves and four Silver...
Played five years as a catcher in the Tigers' minor league system. Skippered...
The current President of the Detroit Tigers Alumni Association, Lusader was a sixth-round...
"Rosey" won a career-high 15 games for the Tigers during his rookie season,...
"Peaches" was a contributor to the Tigers' 1984 World Series championship, posting 18...
"Señor Smoke" ignited Tigers fans with his fastball during the team's 1984 World...
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Al Kaline, RF
1953-1974
Mr. Tiger, inducted into Hall of Fame in 1980. 1968 World Serires Champ, 18-time AL All-Star and 10-Time Gold Glover. At 20, became the youngest player to win a batting title.
Willie Horton, LF
1963-1977
Detroit Hometown Hero, 1968 World Series Champ, four-time AL All-Star. His #23 is retired. A Tigers icon, Willie has a statue at Comerica Park
Jack Morris, RHP
1977-1990
Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018, Jack was the winningest pitcher of the 1980s. He tossed a no-hitter during the Tigers' 1984 World Series title, posting two complete-game wins in the series.
Mickey Lolich, LHP
1963-1975
1968 World Series MVP, hurling three complete game victories. Mickey won 14+ games in 10 consecutive seasons, leading the AL in 1971 with 25. Three-time AL All-Star, he ranks third in career strikeouts among leftys.
Lou Whitaker, 2B
1977-1995
Named 1978 AL Rookie-of-the-Year, "Sweet Lou," boasts three Gold Gloves and four Silver Sluggers to his resume. World Series Champ in 1984 and five-time AL All-Star, Lou appeared on the 2020 Veteran's Committee Ballot for the Hall of Fame.
Jim Leyland, Manager
2006-2013
Played five years as a catcher in the Tigers' minor league system. Skippered the Tigers to the 2006 and 2012 AL Pennants, capturing Manager-of-the-Year honors in his inaugural season. Led the Florida Marlins to the 1997 World Series title.
Scott Lusader, OF
1987-1990
The current President of the Detroit Tigers Alumni Association, Lusader was a sixth-round draft choice of the Tigers in 1985, from the University of Florida. His big-league debut in late in 1987 resulted in a career-high .319 BA.
Dave Rozema, RHP
1977-1984
"Rosey" won a career-high 15 games for the Tigers during his rookie season, earning him AL Cy Young consideration and a spot on the 1977 Topps All-Star Rookie Team. He pitched 101 innings during the club's 1984 World Series campaign.
Dan Petry, RHP
1979-1987, 1991
"Peaches" was a contributor to the Tigers' 1984 World Series championship, posting 18 wins and a top-five finish for the AL Cy Young Award. Dan posted 10+ wins the first six seasons in the 80s, earning a spot on the 1985 AL All-Star staff.
Juan Berenguer, RHP
1982-1985
"Señor Smoke" ignited Tigers fans with his fastball during the team's 1984 World Series run, striking out 118 in 168 innings. Juan notched a career-high 11 wins, that year, before winning a World Series with the Minnesota Twins in 1997.