Robert Perry Jr was born in Starkville Miss into a family of 15 kids 10 girls and 5 boys. A small farming community share cropping in the
cotton fields. Robert finished high school at age 17. He moved to New York in 1968. Soon he joined the USAF and did 12 years before being
discharged. In 1982 Robert joined Civil Service for a total of 45 years of government service and retired in 2012. Robert has a lovely wife
Michelle and daughter Ebony at home with a dog named “Gus”. Robert started playing golf in 1982 and still trying to play the game of golf today.

James Simmons was born in Norfolk, Va. and was the oldest of 5 children. James grew up in Huntersville
which is a suburb of Norfolk, Va. James graduated in 1965 from Booker T
Washington High School in Norfolk, Va. and entered the US Airforce the same year. James deployed to Phan Rang air base Vietnam in1968 to 1969. Retired from the U.S. Customs Service after 33 years of service. James has 2 adult children and was lost his wife of 36 years in 2004. James started playing golf in 2004 and continues to love and play weekly to this day.

George Walker was born in Charlottesville,Va. and was the middle child of 3. George grew up in Keswick which is a suburb of Charlottesville, Va. George graduated in 1987! from Albemarle High School in Charlottesville Va. and entered the US Navy the same year. George deployed to Iraq in 2001. George Retired from the Navy in 2007 after 20 years and started working for Defense Logistics Agency that same year. George has 3 adult children and a 15 year old son. George started playing golf in 2005 and continues to love and play weekly to this day

Andrew Brown, better known as “AJ” was born in Fort Huachuca, AZ the eldest of 5. As a U.S. Army brat AJ grew up in many places, in 1973 the family finally settled down in Winter Haven, FL the Chain of Lakes city just 30 minutes from Disney World. AJ graduated from Winter Haven Senior High School in 1979, soon after enlisted in the U.S. Army for four years with deployment to Grenada in 1983. AJ left the army to pursue other interest, only to find out his calling was in the military. In 1985 AJ enlisted in the U.S. Navy, during his 18-year portion of his military career AJ deployed to Panama in 1989 as a naval combat cameraman. AJ retired in 2003 after 22 years, he currently works at Fort Eustis as a public affairs specialist. AJ has been married for 33 years with 4 adult children. He started playing golf in 1987 and has been addicted ever since. 

Born in Norfolk, Virginia on March 6, 1987, to Dr. Sidney Foster Jr. (Deceased) and Joyce Foster, Jonathan Foster is the youngest of nine children in a family with a proud military tradition. Jonathan is a graduate of Norfolk State University where he served as the student representative of the Army ROTC Battalion Commander.

Upon graduation, he was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg, NC serving in multiple units across the installation and supporting them with medical resources. In 2014 he has deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Jonathan has been playing golf since he was 13 years of age and has kept up with the sport ever since. There is a sense of enjoyment as it allows you to not only test your resolve but it is a sport that you can learn something about the game and yourself every time you play. 

Born in Norfolk, Virginia George C. Williams graduated from Booker T. Washington High in 1961. After High School George enlisted in the US Army reaching the grade of Specialist 4th class from (1966 - 1968), while in the Army George served in Germany and played brigade level baseball (left field) in 8th Division for Command Saints. While playing baseball his team won the European Championship in 1967. George continued his education at Norfolk State College (University) and Majored in Business from (1970 - 1973) after which he worked for the FBI where he handled record keeping and adherence to Federal Guidelines audit which turned out perfectly. George has volunteered with the South East Junior Golf Association, Fatherhood Program of Portsmouth, Commonwealth Golf Association President along with many other community services. George is married to wife Kay Williams and is soon approaching there 30th anniversity, he has five girls, Kimberly, Kelley, Terri, Kelly and Jasmine along with grandfathering 4 children. 

James Akers is Married to his best friend and beautiful wife Rhonda, they reside in Virginia Beach. When not running there Budget Blinds Franchise they enjoy traveling in there RV to camp grounds and military bases across the country. Taking in as many Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bears games as possible. They have been married three years and have four children each from previous marriages and five grand children.
Born June 4th, 1961 in Rock Island, Illinois. One of nine children, James excelled in sports primarily baseball and basketball. James attended Black Hawk Junior College to play basketball after graduating high school in 1979. A brief illness derailed James college plans, he decided to put college on hold and join the Army. 
James enlisted in the US Army in January of 1981 as a combat engineer, he served many assignments as an engineer and later as a recruiter earning the coveted recruiter ring for recruiting excellence. James many assignments include Schofield Barracks Hawaii, Ft Leonard Wood Mo, Ft Riley Kansas, Ft Benjamin Harrison IN, Ft Jackson SC and the DMZ Korea.
James Retired in January 2001 after 20 years of active service as the 1st Sergeant of the Norfolk Recruiting Company.  James earned numerous awards while on active duty, most noticeably: Air Assault School, Airborne School, Recruiting School and the First Sergeants Academy.
After Retirement James went to work in the private sector, post secondary education recruiting college students into degree seeking curriculums for Averett University and ECPI University.  Having a strong desire to be his own boss James entered the entrepreneurial world in 2015 purchasing a Budget Blinds Franchise in Virginia Beach which he and his wife Rhonda currently operate.

William (Bill) Williams has been married to his wonderful (and patient) wife (Laura) for the past 31 years, 10 months (but who’s counting) He has been blessed to have found his soulmate. They have two children, Mindy and Donald who they are very proud of for just being themselves. He has been blessed with 2 grandkids Christian and Millie who he adores and spends as much time as he can playing with them. Millie was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease when she was 6 months old and had to spend 7 months at Duke Medical Center receiving the best care that she could get. After going through a ton of test and a successful Bone Marrow Transplant, she is doing well. She is why he has not been playing on the tour this year because she is immune compromised. Once the pandemic is over, we will see Bill back on the course joking with all his E-D tour teammates.
Bill was born September 10th, 1963 in LaPorte, Indiana, and after High School in 1982, he joined the United States Navy as a Data Systems Technician and enjoyed a successful 20-year career which allowed him to travel around the world. It was during a tour in Pearl Harbor, HI. that he got addicted to the sport that brings us all together each weekend, and has been playing for the past 35+ years. The only thing that Bill likes to do more than playing golf, is spending time with his family and friends. Currently Bill works as a Systems Engineer supporting the U. S. Navy. 

First let me start by saying
"I Love This Game Called Golf". Born July 8 1964 to William Wright and Catherine Broaddus in Philadelphia, PA. A intercity kid that didn't know about golf, just baseball, basketball and football. I was about 13 or 14 years old when an adult neighbor tried to introduce the game of golf but I didn't want to hear it. It wasn't popular nor even seen in my neighborhood. In January 1985 I joined the U.S. Navy with boot camp in San Diego, California. In the year 2001 that changed so many lives. The dayof 9/11, the year I made Chief Petty Officer and I commenced playing this game of golf to this day still. At that time I couldn't get enough of it. I would practice about 3 - 4 times a week from 1pm -6pm (1300 - 1800) on NOB's freegolf course until the HOV lane opened up and I would play at-least twice a week too. Yes, I would play hooky from work in the afternoons and sometimes in the morning as well to play around with my buddy Ron Burton...lol

I say "One of God's Greatest gift are Grand-babies". And I have three of the loveliest kids, Stephanie, Andre' and Dominique that have blessed me with four wonderful grand-babies; Shayiana, Kevin Jr., Kylah and Oakland. They are my Heart and Soul but I do Love this game of Golf as well.. Come On Cleat-Us

I was born at Portsmouth Naval Hospital to two wonderful parents, Dennis C. Brickhouse, Sr. and Martelia C. Brickhouse (both deceased).

Upon graduating from the Norfolk Public School system I enlisted in the U. S. Navy...following my father’s retirement legacy of 22 years 9 months and 8 days. My service included combat action in Vietnam, a Mediterranean and numerous Caribbean cruises in only four plus years. (I enjoy my four years) I’m also a NSU alumni...BS in Accounting “Behold the green and gold.”

I’ve been married to my elementary and junior high school sweetheart (Joanne) for 39 years. We have two adult children and one grandson and another grandchild on the way.

In regards to the game of golf, in the mid 90s, Mr. J. R. Locke, was very insistent on me coming out to join him to play the game. However, at that time I couldn’t see myself (like many of you) chasing a little white ball around a golf course.

Unfortunately, when my father passed in 2003, my interest in the game peaked and was found.

Although our golf crew during that timeframe had no clue or really concepts of the game...we met at Oceanview every Saturday morning and just kept hitting golfs balls. As we became more proficient...we then began to travel to other courses throughout the country and the Hampton Roads area.


I joined the ED-Tour in 2018, and attended my first official end of the season banquet. I saw Mr. Andre Broaddus practically take home almost every trophy that was presented. I then made up my mind that I was going take home several trophies the next year. I took home one of our most coveted trophies “Player of the Year” (challenge bracket) I also won a Major, and I won most improved player on tour.

In closing, I began to write my Famous Book that so many of you have heard about. “ HOW TO PLAY GOLF AND WIN” its on The NY Times best seller list. (Not Literally) Everyone can get a copy...within your mind for only $199.99 hard copy and online it’s “FREE”!!! LOL