Club News

Eighty-four players, a full list of sponsors, and $30,067 for the Robert N. Styres Scholarship. Here is how the 37th Golf Classic came together.

Years ago, Bob Styres' son was asked near the Capitol, "Are you Stinky Styres' son?" He was. Here are the stories behind the name on our scholarship.

Our 37th Annual Capital City Golf Classic tees off Monday, September 28 at North Ridge Country Club. Here is how to play, how to sponsor, and where every dollar goes.

On Tuesday, August 11, the room at Carolina Country Club filled up a little earlier than usual. Coffee was poured, chairs were pulled in, and for the first time this year our club got to put faces to the Robert N. Styres Scholarship — this year's scholars, in person, standing at the front of the room. Then we turned to the work that makes those scholarships possible: kicking off this fall's Annual Capital City Golf Classic. Ed Hagy, Ruth George, Jeff Marshall, Mary Konwinski,

Bob Styres At the Rotary Club of the Capital City, we know that education changes lives. For nearly four decades, our Foundation has made that belief real through the Robert N. Styres Scholarship Fund, a program named in memory of a beloved Rotarian who dedicated his life to service, mentorship, and community. Bob Styres was more than a name on our scholarship. He was a steady presence, a leader, and a friend who modeled “Service Above Self” every day. Whether in his professi