These Local Golfers Just Won The Masters (Well, Received Their Masters from the Same Place)

This pic is from PB Dye Golf Club near Frederick, MD, where alumni of the Johns Hopkins real estate program held its annual golf outing. How do you know your golf event has been visited by real estate designers and developers? The post-match photo features great use of perpendicular lines, height differentiation and color. Pictured: American Preservation Partners' Andrew Agetstein, Bozzuto's Mike Henehan, Standard Property's Joe Ouellette, COPT's Bob Bergin, Ditto Development's Martin Ditto, Clark's Lynne Goldberg, Cascade Realty Partners' Matt Clinebell and Dantes Partners Kofi Meroe.

Those pants! The unofficial "Best CEO" Award goes to Martin Ditto, who hailed an Uber from DC so he could work during the ride to the event. To top off the day, Cushman & Wakefield's Jorge Rosa (a co-organizer of the event) and his wife, Lara, welcomed the birth of Camila Lara Rosa, their third girl.

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