Michigan NASF Golf Outing Is May 29
Michigan NASF Golf Outing will take place May 29 at The Golf Club at Thornapple Pointe in Grand Rapids.
The 2015 Michigan NASF Golf Outing will take place May 29 at The Golf Club at Thornapple Pointe in Grand Rapids.
The event is broken into threecategories:
The "Traditional" ticket is part of a four-person scramble with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start, a boxed lunch, a mixed grille dinner, two drink tickets and a door prize gift pack. Tickets are $120 each.
The "Pro Tour" ticket is $130, and allows golfers to test their skills against the area's best golfers. It includes a two-person best-ball skins game, an 8:30 a.m. shotgun start, a box lunch, a door prize and a $1,000 prize purse. This event is limited to 36 golfers.
The "Dinner" is $50 per ticket, and includes a mixed grille dinner and two drink tickets, plus five 50/50 tickets.
All golf events include a GPS navigation system, free driving rnge, and closest-to-the-pin and long drive contests, plus tickets to the 50/50 raffle.
For tickets, call Ken Vernon (616-245-1228, ext 224), Gary Kriesch (616-942-8910), Laura Jakel (616-514-3600), or Paul Filan (260-463-3100).
If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact Gary Kriesch at GaryK@Walgren.com or call 616-942-8910.
Visit the Michigan NASF website at minasf.org
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