2017SMGA Wounded Warrior Golf Tournament - Huntsville
Hampton Cove Robert Trent Jones Golf Course
450 Old Highway 431
Owens Crossroads, AL 35763
Friday, October 13th, 2017 at 0800 (Sign-in opens at 0630)
Highlights:
· Scramble Format
· Greens Fees and Cart Included
· Light Breakfast and Lunch Included
· Mulligans, Power Drives and String Available
· Contests and Raffle with Prizes Ranging from Golf Clubs to a Car
· Event Sponsorships Available
Sponsorship Levels
Platinum Sponsor - $2,500.00
· 2 Foursomes
· SMGA Sponsor” Embroidered Golf Pullover for 8 Participants
· Free Drink Tickets
· Mulligan/Power Drive/String Package for 8
· Hole Sponsorship with Large Sign on Hole of Choice
· Large-sized Company Logo on Marketing Fliers and Sponsorship Sign
Gold Sponsor - $1,500.00
· 1 Foursome
· SMGA Sponsor” Embroidered Golf Pullover for 4 Participants
· Free Drink Tickets
· Mulligan/Power Drive/String Package for 4
· Hole Sponsorship with Medium Sign
· Medium-sized Company Logo on Marketing Fliers and Sponsorship Sign
Wounded Warrior Sponsor - $1,000.00
· 1 Foursome (3 + 1 Wounded Warrior)
· Free Drink Tickets
· Mulligan/Power Drive/String Package for 4
· Company Logo on Marketing Fliers and Sponsorship Sign
Breakfast Sponsor - $450.00
· Company Logo on “Sponsored By” Breakfast Sign
· Company Logo on Marketing Fliers and Sponsorship Sign
Lunch Sponsor - $500.00
· Company Logo on “Sponsored By” Lunch Sign
· Company Logo on Marketing Fliers and Sponsorship Sign
Hole Sponsor - $250.00
· Company Logo on “Sponsored By” Hole Sign
The SMGA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation whose mission is to provide rehabilitative golf experiences and family-inclusive golf opportunities for post-9/11 wounded war veterans in an effort to improve their quality of life. They proudly state in their mantra that they are “Empowering Wounded Warriors, One fairway at a Time.” This statement is true on many levels. Not only do our wounded veterans learn the game, they learn it alongside their brothers and sisters in arms. The camaraderie not only builds relationships that extend beyond the hospitals and golf courses, but helps in the healing process. The game itself also contributes to the healing process. Golf requires patience, precision, and tenacity; its therapeutic power has made a real difference in many veterans’ lives. The SMGA’s efforts have been recognized by many media outlets, earning the organizations co-founder, Jim Estes, the 2010 PGA Patriot Award.
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