ALICE COOPER Taking Part In 2009 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospital For Children Open

October 15, 2009

According to Examiner.com, hard rock legend Alice Cooper is among the celebrities taking part in the 2009 Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospital For Children Open at the TPC Summerlin course in Las Vegas.

Cooper, who sports a handicap of 3 or 4, is taking time off of his Theater Of Death tour to help raise money for the Shriners Children Hospital.

"When you see these kids, you want to play every day for them," Cooper said.

The event runs through Sunday, with coverage on the Golf Channel all weekend.

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