

P
rominent Charleston
area chefs will be offering up a few
birds, perhaps even an eagle and likely
a number of snowmen at this year’s
inaugural Chef ’s Golf Classic. The
tournament will be held at Patriots
Point Golf Links in Mount Pleasant
March 8 as part of the 10th Annual BB&T Charleston
Wine + Food Festival, which stretches from March 4
through March 8.
“Golf has always been enjoyed casually among the chefs
during the Festival, but, in the past, it has been informal,”
said Gillian Zettler, executive director of the Wine + Food Fes-
tival. “This year, led by Chef Kevin Johnson (of The Grocery)
and Chef Mike Lata (of FIG andThe Ordinary), we decided
to create the Golf Classic so that chefs and Festival guests could
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