Ward Duft, Senior Copywriter, and Bob Morrison, founder and president of The Morrison Agency, celebrate the thrill of victory.

Atlanta advertising firm, The Morrison Agency, held its First Annual Putting Tournament in February. Creative minds laid out the challenging course in the agency's offices, and seventeen players competed for $200 and the coveted trophy. In a sudden death round, agency Founder and President Bob Morrison edged Senior Copywriter Ward Duft, (what kind of name is that for a golfer??!!??) proving that the boss always has more time to play golf. As the top management excluded itself from the prize money, challenger Duff received half the total purse.

Account Executive Laura Selhorst grabbed second prize, with Marie Etheridge, Tournament Creator and Vice-President of Print Production, and Ashley Patterson, Vice President and Account Supervisor, in third and fourth place, respectively. The highest score, achieved by Art Director Lisa Ackert, was awarded a cash prize. President and Tournament Champion Morrison, always a gracious winner, explained that he thought at first that the staff was letting him win to get on his good side, but then realized that he was just too good to beat.