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Posted: July 7, 2010
New England SIOR Chapter holds annual golf outing
The New England Chapter held its annual golf outing at Turner Hill on Thursday, May 27. The event was exclusive to the SIOR Chapter members and invited guests and approximately 24 members attended. John Cissel, SIOR organized the event for the chapter as he has over the past years. A shotgun format started at 12pm with a box lunch, carts and time to practice.
Turner Hill is a distinguished old English style that meets historic New England charm. Century-old grounds welcome a new, highly acclaimed Hurdzan/Fry golf course. A grand Elizabethan mansion sits among towering pines and lush gardens.
Doc Rivers, Celtics coach, is a member and Dennis Eckersley, Danny Ainge and Padraig Harrington have also played Turner Hill.
The golf was followed by a private closing cocktail party and awards.
The Chapter would like to thank Vantage Builders, Inc. for sponsoring this event.
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