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Tournament Cost |
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Team of Four Players
Two Players
Individual Player |
$600.00
$300.00
$150.00 |
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Tournament Schedule |
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May 20, 2008
Check-in Begins
Shotgun Start
Dinner & Awards |
11:00 am
12:30 pm
5:30 pm |
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Tournament Format |
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Scramble
$150.00 per player includes:
• Greens Fee
• Cart
• Lunch
• Barbecue & Awards Program
• Tournament Token
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Prizes |
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Prizes for:
• Low Gross
• Low Net
• Car for Hole-In-One on a
selected par 3
Also:
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Longest
drive contest
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Closest to
the pin contest
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Straightest
drive contest
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Hole in one
contest on all
par 3's
Plus the ever-popular
Raffle
and
a
Silent Auction for a
few special items! |
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Sponsor Opportunities |
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Tournament Committee |
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Ray
Murray, III
Rosemary Callahan
Matt Dindio
Matt Emprimo
Matt George
Don Kuczarski
Mark McKenna
Rick Stritzinger
Bob Gunnells |
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Check The Weather
In Stockbridge
The
Great Trails Council is a Member
Agency of the Berkshire United Way
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Enjoy a challenging round of golf at one of New England’s finest and most
historic private courses. This course has
small greens and
 tight, tree-lined
fairways. The historic Housatonic River
flows throughout the course and comes
into play on thirteen holes. This club
has been listed by the USGA as one of
the first 100 clubs established in the
U.S. Walter Nettleton and Joseph
Franz each remodeled the course.
Originally a nine-hole layout when it
opened in 1895, another nine holes were
added in 1900, making Stockbridge, for
many years, Massachusetts' only 18-hole
course west of Springfield. Now
measuring 6,567 yards from the back
tees, the course has hosted several
Massachusetts Golf Association events.
We have a fun-filled day in store for you, including complimentary gifts, awards,
raffle prizes, auction items and
entertaining golf programs to test your swing. Prizes will be awarded for various contests such as: closest to the
pin, longest drive, team scores and much
more.
There
will be a barbecue dinner
served after the tournament.
 Best
of all your participation will help
to support a growing program that
benefits the many scouting youth
right here in our local
communities! You can help by being
a tournament player or sponsor or
by doing both. We greatly
appreciate your help and
participation either way.
Treat yourself to a great day of golf
at one
Golf Digest Course of the
Day courses and show your support for local Boy Scouting programs.
Directions to The
Stockbridge Golf
Club
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From the East -
Massachusetts Turnpike Exit 2,
Follow Route 102 West through
the Main Street of Stockbridge.
Continue 1/2 mile until you see
the white Town Hall and red
brick church on your left. Turn
into the drive way between the
two buildings. The Club is
located at the rear of parking
lot, down the hill.
From Pittsfield - Route 7 to
Stockbridge,
Follow Route 102 West through the
Main Street of Stockbridge.
Continue 1/2 mile until you see the
white Town Hall and red brick
church on your left. Turn into the
drive way between the two
buildings. The Club is located at
the rear of parking lot, down the
hill.
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Sponsor Levels
Sponsor Page
$2,500
- Corporate Sponsor
Sponsorship at this
level will be tailored to fit your
company's needs. Included at a
minimum is recognition as Corporate
Sponsor on brochures, tournament
website, etc
- plus optional display of
your company banner at the
tournament (banner provided
by your company).
$1000.00
- Eagle Scout Level
Includes one foursome (4 players) with 2 carts, tee and
green
sponsorship and full-page program ad.
$800.00 -
Life Scout Level
Includes one foursome (4 players) with 2
carts, tee and Green
sponsorship, and 1/2 page ad in the
tournament program.
$400.00 -
Star Scout Sponsor
Includes two (2) players with 1 cart,
tee or green sponsorship and 1/4 page program ad.
$275.00
- Dinner Sponsor
Sign recognition at the tournament and
dinner, and 1/4 page program ad in the
tournament program.
$225.00
- Tee and Green Sponsor
Sign recognition at one tee and one
green during the tournament.
$150.00
- Tee or Green Sponsorship
Sign recognition at one tee or
one green during the
tournament.
$100.00
- Cart Sponsor
Sign on one golf cart
Scouting In Berkshire County
Scouting stretches the
length and breadth of Berkshire County!
There are over 60 locations from Ashley
Falls to Hancock - Williamston to Otis
and virtually every community in
between, serving the young people of
Berkshire County. Not only are they in
the Scouting program - they are giving
back to their communities making them a
better place to live. They collect
canned goods, keep the highways clean,
scrub, paint, help the elderly and much,
much more! You can feel a sense of
pride that you support goes a long way
in the Great Trails Council helping
serve our youth.
The
Great Trails Council is the local
not-for profit organization chartered to
the Boy Scouts of America to build and
support the programs of Scouting in our
area. The Council, based in Dalton, Massachusetts,
covers Berkshire, Franklin, and
Hampshire counties. The Appalachian
Trail District is the portion of the
Great Trails Council that serves
Berkshire County. The Appalachian Trail
District
serves over 2000 youth and over 600
adult volunteers in Berkshire County.
Our annual Scouting for Food drive
collects and distributes to local food
programs over 20,000 items. Each year
about 2% of our scouts earn the Eagle award
the highest award in scouting.
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