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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: May 19, 2010
BSA annual golf tournament at Pinehills Golf Club - July 13
The BSA 22nd annual golf tournament is a fundraising event aimed at increasing financial support of the organization's public education programs and bringing together those in the building industry for a fun, social experience.
This event will be held July 13 at Pinehills Golf Club on a championship course designed by Rees Jones.
The tournament includes sponsorship opportunities, 18 holes of golf for teams of four, contests and competitions and concludes with a dinner and awards ceremony.
Schedule
10-11:00 am - Registration
11:15 am - Shotgun start
5:00 pm - Dinner and awards ceremony
For more information contact For more information Sarah Nastasia at 617-951-1433x223
or visit http://www.architects.org/news/index.cfm?doc_id=250
Prizes to be awarded
* Fifteen individual contest prizes
* First and second place team prizes for scramble format
* One net and one gross for play your own ball format
Sponsorship Opportunities
Tournament Sponsor—$6,000
Sponsorship includes banner at entrance, company name and logo on front of program and BSA golf shirts
Golf Tee Sponsor—$2,900
Company name on the extra long golf tees
Golf Ball Sponsor—$2,900
Company name on the Golf Balls
Awards Dinner Sponsor—$2,500
Signs in the function area, company name and logo on each table
Golf Cart Sponsor—$2,000
Company name on the golf carts
Lunch Sponsor—$2,500
Company name and logo on lunch boxes
Pin Flag Sponsor—$2,400
Company name and logo on beverage cart
Hole in One Sponsor—$1,900
Company name and logo on sign at Hole in One contest
Beverage Cart Sponsor—$1,700
Company name on a beverage cart
Clinic Sponsor—$1,700
Company name and logo on signage at clinic area.
Mulligan Sponsor—SOLD
Signage Sponsor—SOLD
Gold Team—$1,500
Foursome plus contest sponsorship, A sign with your company's name/logo will be provided at one of the individual contests
- Long Drive Contests
- At the Range Contests
- Closest to Pin Contests
- Closest to Line Contests
- Closest to Water Contests
Silver Team—$1,400
Foursome plus tee/green sponsorship
A sign with your company's name/logo will be provided at a tee/green on the course
Golf Clinic—$100
Learn to play golf and then enjoy the Dinner and Auction
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