Desperate Housewives Cast Members Play Golf For Charity
By Groshan Fabiola
During March of this year, several cast members of the highly-popular television series, Desperate Housewives, participated in a friendly competition on the golf course. Even some of the show’s crew made their way to the star-studded event, perhaps wanting to show they are also capable of displaying great sportsmanship.

With the turnout of the golf game, it was pretty clear that many of those who participated were a bit rusty with the golf clubs. Actress Brenda Strong, whose portrayal of Mary Alice Young has her doing more voice work than hands-on acting, admitted to not having played the game in more than a decade, while actor Ricardo Antonio Chavira, who has become widely popular for his portrayal of Carlos Solis, was only

introduced to the sport a couple of days before the event.

On the other hand, Dougray Scott, who plays Ian Kavanaugh on the show, did extremely well on the green, but did have some unfair advantage over the others. After all, he started golfing at the age of six, thanks to his father, who is also an avid golf player.

Of course, there were some celebrities who found themselves in middle of the pack. Teri Hatcher, who portrays neurotic writer and single mom Susan Mayer, and Doug Savant, who portrays unfulfilled husband Tom Scavo, did fairly well throughout the course of the competition.

To those who are wondering why the Desperate Housewives family decided to head off and battle it out on the golf course, you will be impressed to know that the event was organized not as a means to further promote the show (they don’t really need it anyway at this point in time), but to raise funds for the Casa Pacifica children’s charity. By the end of the game, the celebrities were able to give the charity thousands of dollars, which will be used to improve the quality of life of many abused, neglected and disturbed children from Southern California.

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