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.
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The 2015 Michigan NASF Golf Outing will take place May 29 at The Golf Club at Thornapple Pointe in Grand Rapids.
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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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