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Owners Developers & Managers
Posted: April 24, 2014
NAIOP 26th Annual Golf Tournament benefiting Heading Home - June 4
Championship Cup and Bramble Foursomes Now Available
Join over 500 commercial real estate professionals and more than 200 companies in supporting Heading Home. Reserve your foursome now for Boston's signature CRE charity golf event on the links at Stow Acres and Butternut Farm Country Clubs. Don't miss this chance to join your colleagues for some outdoor fun and networking, all while supporting Heading Home.
Registration Details:
All foursomes include green fees, golf carts, special gifts, breakfast, lunch, and admission to the post-tournament tent party.
* Championship Cup Foursome - $2,000
* Bramble Foursome - $1,600
* Individual - $400
Not yet ready for tournament play? Reserve your spot in Stow Acres' renowned half day golf clinic, which includes admission to the post-tournament tent party.
* Half Day Golf Clinic - $125
Can't be there? You can still support Heading Home by purchasing tickets for the Super Raffle, for a chance to win over 50 prizes, including a week-long vacation in Aruba, several weekend trips, shopping sprees, sports tickets, and more!
* Super Raffle Ticket - $100
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