Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco presided over the symbolic final shot of the fourth edition of the Princess of Monaco Cup on Tuesday evening, an event staged in the distinguished gardens of the Boulingrins, overlooking the Place du Casino.
Organized under the aegis of the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation, the occasion concluded a day that combined sport, solidarity, and generosity.
Earlier in the day, Prince Albert II, joined by professional golfers and notable personalities, participated in the competition on the scenic course of the Monte Carlo Golf Club. The tournament unfolded in a convivial atmosphere, highlighting both athletic excellence and camaraderie.
The evening culminated in an awards ceremony recognizing outstanding performances by participants. The program continued with a charitable auction and tombola, with all proceeds dedicated to funding the Foundation’s initiatives.
A particularly moving moment came with a tribute to Eddie Jordan, a longtime friend of the Foundation and a central figure of the event, who passed away in March. His memory was honored with music and the presence of a Scottish pipe band.
The 2025 edition also marked the announcement of GMK as the Foundation’s newest ambassador. He joins a circle of more than 25 prominent figures who lend their voices and influence to advance the causes championed by Princess Charlene and her foundation.
The Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation, founded in 2012, is dedicated to promoting water safety, drowning prevention, and the values of sport for children around the world.
Photo credits: Michaël Alesi / Palais princier