Thursday, June 12 @ Beaver Meadow Golf Club, Concord, NH
7:00am - Registration Open
7:30am - Continental Breakfast
8:30am - Shotgun Start
1:30pm - Buffet Style Barbeque Lunch
2:15pm - Annual meeting, including scholarship awards, tournament prizes and induction of new officers
Format: Golf Scramble - All players will hit the tee shot, best shot as selected by individual teams will be used. (Rules reviewed at Tee-off).
Contests/Prizes: 1st, 2nd & 3rd place teams, closest to pin, longest drive, putting contest at turn, hole in one prizes.
Sponsorships: Please help make the outing a success by sponsoring a hole for $125. All proceeds over and above event costs go to the ASCE Scholarship Fund to assist NH high school seniors and UNH students enrolled in ABET accredited Civil Engineering programs. All sponsors will have company name displayed prominently on the course.
$100 for golf & dinner; $35 for golf only
Golf includes green fees, power cart, goodie bag and prizes
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