Partners In Catholic Education To Host 10th Annual Golf Tournament October 1

Partners In Catholic Education To Host 10th Annual Golf Tournament October 1 1Partners In Catholic Education will host its 10th annual charity golf tournament at the Capitol Hill Robert Trent Jones Golf Course in Prattville on October 1, 2010. Last year the tournament netted over $94,000 for Catholic education, and with everyone’s support, we hope to exceed that this year.

Registration and lunch will begin at 11am and the shotgun start on both the Senator and Legislative will be at 1pm. Format will be best ball.

The four-man scramble includes lunch, gift bags for each player filled with goodies, special gift, refreshments, many door prizes, all par three holes will have a prize, plus a Hole-In-One cruise trip or a new Hyundai Sonata.

There will be a $5,000 putting contest between 11am – 1pm. The top three net and gross teams will receive superb notch prizes. Entry fee will be $600 per foursome. Sponsorships are available.

Mark your calendar for this premier event that will be a great day of fun and benefit for Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School. For more information, contact Mary Kelley at (334) 272-7221, ext. 15.

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