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Monday, September 26, 2011

Oct 10: Kingsport Tomorrow 6th Annual Golf Classic

Good Afternoon Jeff,

Would you please distribute the information below through your distribution list regarding Kingsport Tomorrow's golf tournament fundraiser?  Thank you, and thanks for keeping all of us connected to "what's happening" in Kingsport.

 

Kingsport Tomorrow's 6th Annual Golf Classic is on Monday, October 10th, at Cattails at MeadowView and benefits the Kingsport Veterans Memorial/Phase 2, and our Childhood Obesity and Youth Tobacco Prevention programs. Format is 4-Person Select Shot (18 holes), and will include a putting contest at 11, lunch at the Clubhouse at noon, and a shotgun start at 1 p.m. The hole-in-one vehicle prize is a vehicle from Toyota of Kingsport. Prizes awarded to 9 teams-1st, 2nd and 3rd place in 3 flights; closest to the pin on all par 3s; longest drive for male and female; winner and 1st runner up of the putting contest; and several door prizes. Besides Toyota of Kingsport and Cattails at MeadowView, media sponsors are Citadel Broadcasting and Kingsport Times-News.  Fees are $100 per golfer and $400 per team (includes 4 mulligans). Mulligans (3 per player) are $5 each. Hole sponsorships are $150; cart sponsorships are $50. A $500 sponsorship includes a foursome, a hole sponsorship sign, and recognition in advertising. Higher sponsorship levels are $750, $1,500 and $2,500. Visit our Web site: kingsporttomorrow.org, Facebook, e-mail: staff@kingsporttomorrow.org or call 423.246.2017 for registration and additional information. Join us for golfing fun and great prizes!   

 

Catherine Tucker

Executive Administrator

Kingsport Tomorrow

ctucker@kingsporttomorrow.org    

423.246.2017

 




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Jeff Fleming
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