Hyman organizes 5th annual Zach Hyman Celebrity Classic Golf event (Credit: Edmonton Oilers on Instagram)

In Photos: Oilers stars Connor McDavid and Connor Brown meet up for Zach Hyman's Celebrity Classic golf event

Modified Jul 15, 2024 18:05 GMT

On Monday, the Hyman Family Foundation hosted the fifth annual Zach Hyman Celebrity Classic at the Oakdale Golf and Country Club. This event supports children's charities, including Stollery Children's Hospital, UJA, Colby's Kidz, and SickKids Hospital. The day featured gourmet meals, cocktails, live entertainment, prizes and opportunities to mingle with celebrities.

Edmonton Oilers stars Connor McDavid and Connor Brown attended the event, joining Zach Hyman. The Oilers shared a picture on Instagram captioned:

"Good morning from @zachhymangolf ⛳️ #LetsGoOilers."

The photo showed Hyman with McDavid and Brown, all dressed in shorts and t-shirts, ready for a day of golfing.

Fans received updates through the "Zach Hyman Golf" Instagram page. One picture featured a sign at the event reading,

"BREAKFAST SPONSOR FRED & LINDA WAKS. HAPPY BIRTHDAY LINDA. A double special day!"

Another story showed Hyman with a local reporter.

Hyman with a local reporter at the event

In one video, Hyman and McDavid were riding a golf cart together.

Hyman and McDavid riding Golf cart at the event.

Zach Hyman and Connor McDavid's performance in Oilers' Stanley Cup finals run

Captain Connor McDavid and the Oilers played well to reach the NHL playoffs after a poor start to the season. In the playoffs, the Oilers defeated the Los Angeles Kings, Vancouver Canucks and Dallas Stars to reach the Stanley Cup finals. However, they lost the finals 4-3 to the Florida Panthers.

The Oilers bounced back to win three games in a row after losing the first three but fell short in Game 7, losing 2-1. Zach Hyman topped the Oilers in regular-season goals with 54. McDavid scored 32 goals and had 100 assists in 76 regular-season games.

Connor Brown re-signs with Edmonton Oilers

Connor Brown signed a one-year, $1 million contract with the Edmonton Oilers. This deal was inked on July 1st, the first day of free agency. This is a pay cut from Brown's previous one-year, $4 million deal. Brown is valuable as a bottom-six penalty killer.

The 30-year-old winger had 12 points in 71 regular-season games last year. In the playoffs, he scored six points, including two goals and four assists.

Brown's defensive skills and experience will be crucial for Edmonton as they aim for the Stanley Cup next season.