Community & tradition

Bosom Buddies

Cobble Creek / Colorado / 2025 / Photography by Markus Van Meter

Some traditions are measured by trophies. Others are measured by the people who return each year to support a cause larger than themselves. Bosom Buddies is one of those traditions. These photographs celebrate more than a golf tournament. They document generosity, friendship, resilience, and a community that gathers each year in support of those affected by breast cancer. The scorecards disappear. The relationships remain.

14 photographs. Select an image to view it in full.

Two tournament participants smile together in bright pink accessories.
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Players in pink gather on the green near the clubhouse.
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The Cobble Creek clubhouse beyond a stone-lined pond.
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A golfer completes a swing during the Bosom Buddies tournament.
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Tournament players gather beside a bunker with mountains beyond.
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A hand sets a golf ball on a tee beside a driver.
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A teed golf ball against the fairway grass.
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A golfer in pink finishes a tee shot.
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Four players pose together in pink tournament clothing.
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A golfer follows through on a fairway shot.
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Players in pink watch a putt near the flagstick.
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A golfer swings near a cart and trees.
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Golf bags and clubs on a cart decorated for the tournament.
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Participants gather outside the clubhouse.
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Great clubs are measured by more than championships or course conditions. They are measured by how willingly their members gather in service of something larger than themselves. The Bosom Buddies Tournament reflects the character of Cobble Creek—not simply through the golf that was played, but through the generosity that made the day meaningful.Markus Van Meter
Bosom Buddies