Thanks to LSU Yummy Cajun Food Unique Cajun Music Authentic Louisiana Shrimp Boil Hoedown & Party... Shrimp Boil Thanks to the generosity of the local LSU Alumni Club and its President Rob Chandler, we will be offering an awesome “After-Golf Dinner Party” following your round of golf. All-you-care-to-eat Old-Fashioned Louisiana Shrimp Boil is on the menu and is included in your $125.00 entry fee. Cajun music will really make you think you're down in Ole N'awlins. Athens Distributing is stocking our “After-Golf Libation Station”. Each golfer and paid guest will receive tickets for two mixed drinks. Additonal drink tickets are $3.00 each. A limited number of lucky guests will be permitted to purchase dinner tickets from their ACC or SEC alumni club representative for $20.00 if purchased prior to September 16th. After September 16th, remaining tickets to this fantastic party will cost $30.00 . . . so don't wait! Buy your guest tickets now! The dinner festivities begin at 4:30 PM so come early and plan to stay late . . . Remember, when the tickets are gone, no more will be printed.   Tasty, Tasty ... Authentic Louisiana Shrimp Boil Special Louisiana spices and flavors Shrimp from New Orleans.   Zydeco music will provide authentic atmoshpere... "Zydeco (French: "les haricots", English: "snap beans") is a form of American roots or folk music, that evolved from the jure during the late 1800s call and response vocal music of the black and multiracial French speaking Creoles of south and southwest Louisiana. Usually fast-tempo, and dominated by the button or piano accordion and a form of a washboard known as a rub-board or frottoir, zydeco music was originally created at house dances where the blacks and free people of color of south Louisiana would gather for socializing. As the Creoles further established their communities and worshiped separately as well, the music moved to the Catholic church community center and then later to the rural dance halls and nightclubs. As a result, the music integrated waltzes, shuffles, two-steps, blues, rock and roll, and most dance music forms of the era. Today, the tradition of change and evolution in the music continues always keeping relevant while integrating even more genres like reggae, urban hip-hop, R&B, soul, brass band, ska, rock, Afro-Caribbean and other styles in addition to the traditional forms." Text from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia