Golfers and celebrities unite for the Monday After the Masters at the Dye Club.
North Myrtle Beach, SC, celebrated the return of the Monday After the Masters on April 14, 2025, at the Dye Club. This annual celebrity pro-am tournament, hosted by Hootie & The Blowfish, raised funds for children’s education and featured numerous celebrity appearances. The sold-out event maintained its reputation as a premier golf and charity gathering, showcasing community spirit and dedication to philanthropy.
North Myrtle Beach, SC, was buzzing with excitement on April 14, 2025, as the much-anticipated Monday After the Masters event made its glorious return to the Dye Club at Barefoot Resort. Kicking off bright and early at 10 a.m., this year’s pro-am golf tournament, hosted by the legendary band Hootie & The Blowfish, turned out to be another smashing success!
The Monday After the Masters is not just any golf tournament; it’s a beloved annual event that has grown significantly since its inception way back in 1994. Thanks to the efforts of frontman Darius Rucker and his bandmates, this tournament has transformed into an exciting fusion of celebrity golf and charitable giving, raising funds for vital children’s educational programs and the South Carolina junior golf initiative. It’s truly become one of the top celebrity pro-ams in the nation, and thousands turned out this year to witness the fun-filled day unfold.
Attendees were treated to the chance to spot some of their favorite celebrities swinging clubs alongside professional golfers. Expected guests this year included household names such as Muggsy Bogues, Jim Cantore, Jillian Cardarelli, Eric Dickerson, and even Ric Flair. Sports fans could also see former football coach Urban Meyer and NFL superstar Steve Smith, among many others. Even though legends like Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods were missing from this year’s lineup, the star power continued to shine bright on the golf course.
In a testament to the event’s popularity, tickets were sold out well in advance, leaving many eager fans wishing they could get a piece of the action. The lively atmosphere at the Dye Club was filled with camaraderie, excitement, and a sense of community as volunteers welcomed guests with open arms, showcasing the event’s friendly spirit.
Preparations behind the scenes began a full two months prior to the event, ensuring everything went off without a hitch. The enthusiastic volunteers were dedicated to creating a memorable experience and spreading a message of generosity and support for the children’s causes benefiting from the tournament.
While golf was the main attraction, the heart of the event focused on making a difference. Every dollar raised throughout the day was directed to the Hootie & The Blowfish Foundation, emphasizing the importance of providing educational opportunities for children. Attendees not only enjoyed the golf but also felt a sense of pride knowing their participation contributed to such a noble cause.
To cap off the day of fun and philanthropy, the celebration continued with an electrifying concert by Hootie & The Blowfish at the House of Blues, giving fans one last chance to enjoy the magic of music in conjunction with golf. This remarkable experience proved that the fusion of celebrity culture, sport, and charity could create a joyful atmosphere where everyone benefits.
As the festivities wrapped up and the sun set on another successful tournament, attendees were encouraged to mark their calendars for next year’s event in 2026. With a robust tradition deeply embedded in the fabric of the Grand Strand, the Monday After the Masters continues to garner affection and excitement from both locals and visitors alike. It’s clear that this event is more than just a day of golf; it’s a celebration of community, charity, and the iconic culture of South Carolina.
Whether you love golf, music, or supporting a good cause, the Monday After the Masters has something for everyone, and it undoubtedly will remain a cherished tradition for years to come in North Myrtle Beach.
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