17th Annual Divorce Open Taking Place in 108 Mile Ranch

The 108 mile ranch plays host to the 17th annual divorce open golf tournament this weekend.

180 participants are expected for the two-day tournament pitting teams of spouses against each other.

Golf course manager Jeff Kendy says the name comes from a spouses tournament he attended that saw one couple forfeit because their fighting was so intense.

The tournament kicks off tomorrow and runs through Sunday, rain or shine.

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