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This year’s Tin Whistles Scholars include Kaylee Smith, Keegan Cole-Bryan, Madison Dills, Allyson Flewwellin, Ceilidh Clendenin, Mason Broadway, Grace Queen, Aaron Garner and Miranda Waggoner.
Jenna Joyce, the first Tin Whistles Nursing Scholar, expressed her heartfelt thanks to the organization.
Scholarship Committee Chair Denny Fogle describes an inaugural effort to cover technology costs for students who interviewed for but did not receive four-year scholarships.
Since 1978, the Tin Whistles Scholarship Foundation has raised more than $2 million for students pursuing higher education.
This year’s Tin Whistles Scholars include Kaylee Smith, Keegan Cole-Bryan, Madison Dills, Allyson Flewwellin, Ceilidh Clendenin, Mason Broadway, Grace Queen, Aaron Garner and Miranda Waggoner.
It was eagles across the scorecard at the Pinehurst No. 9 clubhouse on Wednesday as the Tin Whistles honored nine Moore County Schools students at the organization’s annual scholarship luncheon. With biographies that already read like curriculum vitae, the college-bound recipients represent some of the best and most well-rounded members of the county’s 2025 graduating class.
Founded in 1904 and revered as both a cornerstone of the Pinehurst golf community and America’s oldest golfing society, the Tin Whistles have long placed a premium on the game’s customs, courtesies and traditions. While golf is integral to the mission — there was plenty of shop talk at the event — the organization is steeped in philanthropy.
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Scholarship Committee Chair Denny Fogle describes an inaugural effort to cover technology costs for students who interviewed for but did not receive four-year scholarships.
Jenna Joyce, the first Tin Whistles Nursing Scholar, expressed her heartfelt thanks to the organization.
Since 1978, the Tin Whistles Scholarship Foundation has raised more than $2 million for students pursuing higher education.
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