The Miami Springs Golf and Country Club hosted the inaugural Curtiss Cup as part of Miami Springs’ Centennial celebration on Friday.
The golf tournament had amazing participation including legendary South Florida businessman, journalist, and digital influencer, Grant Miller. (Watch his video below.)
The Miami Springs City Council was on hand along with City Manager J.C. Jimenez and Assistant City Manager, Omar Luna.
Outgoing Miami Springs Chief of Police, Matthew Castillo was on hand along with the new incoming Police Chief, Albert Sandoval.
The event helped to bring a wonderful group of golfers from all ages to enjoy the beauty of the Miami Springs Golf Course while celebrates the city’s 100 year anniversary.
The City of Miami Springs shared the following message on social media:
The Inaugural Curtiss Cup was a tremendous success as golfers, sponsors, residents, and friends came together at the historic Miami Springs Golf & Country Club to celebrate our Centennial year.
From the first tee shot to the final putt, the event showcased the rich history, beauty, and community spirit that have made our golf course a treasured part of Miami Springs for generations.
A special thank you to all of our sponsors for helping make this event possible and to every golfer who participated and supported this memorable day. Your enthusiasm and commitment helped create an unforgettable Centennial celebration.
Here’s to honoring our past, celebrating our present, and looking forward to the next 100 years!
Let’s give a special shout out to Miami Springs Golf Director, Kevin Morris, for all the hard work he put in to make this an incredible success story.
Well done Kevin!
And based on the success of this event, we expect to see the Curtiss Cup become an annual tradition here in beautiful Miami Springs.
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