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Hilton Head Island Celebrity Golf Tournament Web site The tournament raises money for children's charities and will be played on three courses on Hilton Head Island -- in Palmetto Hall, Palmetto Dunes and Harbour Town.
The list of celebrities are:
Catherine Bell -- Actress on "Jag," "Army Wives" and "The Triangle"; films include "The Good Witch" "Bruce Almighty" and the sequel "Evan Almighty."
Chris Bliss -- Comic who made Internet history with his "Juggling Finale" with over 40 million downloads.
Pat Boone -- Actor and recording star with 38 Top 40 hits; he has sold over 45 million records.
Rick Cerone -- Former catcher with the New York Yankees.
Henry Cho -- His Comedy Central Special is entitled "What's That Clickin Noise?" He will soon have his own comedy sitcom on CBS.
Roger Craig -- Former manager for the San Francisco Giants.
Bobby Cremins -- Head basketball coach for the College of Charleston, former Georgia Tech head coach.
Thad Daber -- Holds the Guinness World Book of Records for the lowest golf score using only one club -- his 6 iron.
Clifton Davis -- Actor, songwriter and recording artist.
Rollie Fingers -- Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher.
Doug Flynn -- Former second baseman for the Cincinnati Reds and the New York Mets.
Kevin Flynn -- Comic and actor.
Ken Griffey Sr. -- Former right fielder for the Cincinnati Reds.
Leann Hunley -- Emmy Award winning actress for her role on "Days of Our Lives."
Jim Huber -- Essayist and sports commentator for TNT.
Davy Jones -- Former member of the Monkees.
Sam Jones -- Former Boston Celtic champion.
Alan Kalter -- Dave's announcer on the "Late Show with David Letterman."
Ewa Laurance -- World billiard champion.
Matthew Laurance -- Actor and sportscaster.
Mitch Laurance -- Actor and sports commentator.
Mark Malone -- Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback.
Earl Morrall -- Former quarterback for the Detroit Lions, NY Giants, Baltimore Colts and the Miami Dolphins.
T.P. Mulrooney -- "The Golf Comic."
Jack O'Callahan -- Member of the 1980 U.S. gold medal Olympic hockey team.
Daniel Rodriguez -- The New York City "Singing Policeman."
Cazzie Russell -- Former New York Knicks.
Serge Savard -- Member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Sterling Sharpe -- Former Green Bay Packer.
Dan Tyminski -- Grammy winner for the song "Man of Constant Sorrow"; member of Alison Krauss & Union Station.
Frank Viola -- Former pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, Minnesota Twins and N.Y. Mets.
Joe Ward -- Founder of Basketball Ministries International.
Bucky Waters -- Former head basketball coach for Duke University.
Paul Williams -- Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe composer, recording artist and actor.
Ben Wright -- Emmy and Peabody winner as a golf broadcaster.
Garo Yepremian -- Former place kicker for the Miami Dolphins.
Special honored guests -- New York City firefighters featured in the CBS documentary "9/11" and Marine Corps service members who have served in Iraq.
