A Great Day on the Greens: 2025 Dow Winter Classic Recap
March 10, 2025
Despite a slight delay due to weather, Sparkling Clear Industries
had a fantastic time at the 2025 Dow Winter Classic Golf Tournament! On March 7th, industry professionals and community supporters came together at Bayou City Golf Course in Texas City for a day of golf, networking, and giving back.
This annual tournament, hosted by Dow Chemical, benefits United Way Galveston County Mainland, helping fund vital programs that make a real impact in our community. We were proud to participate and support such a great cause.
Highlights from the Tournament
Friendly Competition
– Teams enjoyed a shotgun 4-man scramble format, making for a fun and engaging day on the course.
Great Food
– Our Sparkling Clear tent kept golfers fueled with a delicious breakfast and crowd-favorite street tacos for lunch.
Networking & Community
– The event brought together professionals from across the industry, all while raising funds for an important cause.
We want to thank Dow Chemical, United Way Galveston County Mainland, and everyone who participated for making this event such a success. Check out some photos from the day below!
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Sparkling Clear is proud to sponsor Hole #11 at the Dow | United Way of Brazoria County Golf Classic this Friday at The Wilderness in Lake Jackson!
We’ll be out there serving popcorn chicken and chilled fruit to keep players cool and energized. All proceeds benefit local community programs. Glad to be part of it!
Last week, our team at Sparkling Clear Industries had the pleasure of attending the CCA Brazoria County Banquet. It was a great evening of fellowship, fundraising, and shared commitment to protecting our Gulf Coast fisheries.
When it comes to protecting Texas’ coastal resources, few organizations have made as lasting an impact as the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA). For over four decades, the CCA has brought together anglers, conservationists, and coastal businesses with one shared goal: ensuring healthy fisheries and marine habitats for generations to come.
