 Golfers enjoyed a beautiful day Thursday at Cayuna Regional Medical Center's Driving for Hospice. It was the first annual tournament that raised money for CRMC's Hospice program. With this week's community spotlight, our reporter Rachel Johnson has more. Playing a little golf and having a little fun while also raising money for a good cause was what CRMC's inaugural Driving for Hospice was all about. Hospice provides support to patients and families at the end of their life, puts them in charge of how they want to live their last weeks and days and this tournament is here to support that. The tournament was an 18 hole, best ball scramble and was held at the Cayuna Rolling Hills Golf Course in Deerwood. Even though this is only the first Driving for Hospice tournament, they have 27 teams signed up, making this the largest tournament this golf course has hosted. It's wonderful to get this type of participation and obviously it strikes a chord with the community to come out and support us and we appreciate that. The money raised at the tournament goes to support the CRMC Home Health and Hospice program. We put in nurses, we put in social workers, we put in home health aides, we have clergy that go into the home, we work with pharmacists, we work with this team group that come in to help support the people at the end of their life. Many of the golfers participated because they have seen the first hand impact Hospice makes on families. People need caring people around them when they are at that point and I've had my dad had cancer and stuff so I know what it's like. The funds raised from the scramble will allow the Hospice program to provide medications, home care equipment and palliative comfort care to their patients across the Crow Wing and Aiken County area. We've got such great support from our community, it means the world to us and I hope that we're able to make a huge difference for those patients that we take care about in the homes. It's important for us, it's a wonderful service. The first driving for Hospice was a huge success and the staff at CRMC is already looking forward to next year. With this week's community spotlight reporting from Dearwood, Rachel Johnson, Lakeland News. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.