Brothers Osborne to be headliners for the Furyk & Friends concert
Tickets are now on sale and the musical talent has been procured for the fourth annual Constellation Furyk & Friends PGA Tour Champions event Oct. 4-6 at the Timuquana Country Club.
Tournament officials announced that CMA and ACM Duo of the Year Brothers Osborne will headline the Furyk Foundation Concert on Oct. 1 at Daily's Place. Tickets for the concert and the golf tournament can be purchased by visiting constellationfurykandfriends.com or ticketmaster.com.
John and TJ Osborne are leaders of a progressive and still classic school of country music and have been nominated for 12 Grammys. They are the sixtime CMA Vocal Duo of the Year and four-time ACM Duo of the Year. They have seven CMA awards, seven ACM trophies and received the ASCAP Vanguard Award in 2019.
“We are thrilled to offer an event that truly celebrates the spirit of the Jacksonville community by bringing golf, music, entertainment and a variety of experiences for all ages and backgrounds," said Jim Furyk, tournament host, in a statement. "With the addition of Brothers Osborne to our concert lineup, we're set to deliver an unforgettable start to what promises to be our best tournament yet.”
Golf general admission tickets start at $25 for access to the tournament grounds, the Circle K ParTee Porch, Tailgate Village, Baptist Health Family Lounge, FIS First Tee and the Kids Zone. Youth 17 and under are admitted free to the tournament with a ticketed adult.
Military tickets free, by VyStar
Military tickets for tournament rounds will be provided free by VyStar Credit Union for active duty, reserve, National Guard, retirees, veterans and dependents with a valid ID. The VyStar Patriots Outpost will once again provide complimentary access for military, veterans, and their families with views of the seventh green and eighth tee, along with complimentary food and beverage.
Premium packages to Club 58 and Cabanas on 17 are also on sale. Club 58 is named for Furyk's recordbreaking single-round 58 on the PGA Tour and is presented by Florida Blue. The venue has views of the 10th green, 11th tee, 12th green, 13th tee, 17th green and 18th tee, with an open-air pavilion, shaded seating, tiered stadium seating overlooking the 18th tee and the player walkthrough from the 17th green.
It also has all-inclusive food and beverage with a full bar and HD TVs to keep up with the tournament and college and NFL football. Prices begin as low as $295 for the day.
The Cabanas on 17 is located on the 17th hole with all-inclusive premier food and beverages and views of one of Timuquana's signature par-3 holes. Each private suite accommodates 20 people per day (FridaySunday) and includes mounted HD TVs, access to premium restrooms, and high-end furnishings by PRI Productions, including a bar rail facing the hole and soft seating inside.
Tournament has raised $3.5 million for charity
Furyk & Friends has generated more than $3.5 million in charity in the first three years, including a $500,000 direct donation from Constellation. The money goes to North Florida charities such as the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation, First Tee — North Florida, Blessings in a Backpack, St. Johns Riverkeeper and Beaches Habitat for Humanity.
"In terms of the interest in hospitality, our pro-ams (the Wednesday and Thursday pro-ams have been sold out all three years) the tournament has exceeded our expectations," said tournament director Adam Renfroe. "Since the grounds ticket revenue goes primarily to charity, we're never going to be completely satisfied with how many we sell and there's room for more. But we're very pleased overall with the impact the tournament has had in the community and for charity."
The tournament also benefits other local organizations including Wolfson Children's Hospital Family Links Program, Operation Shower, Jacksonville Humane Society, Hope for the Holidays, K9s United, Guardian ad Litem Foundation, KIPP Jacksonville Public Schools and Walk Off Charities.
Brett Quigley is the defending champion, joining Steve Stricker and Phil Mickelson in winning at Timuquana.