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Tinley Park Golf Expo Winners Tinley Park Golf Expo Winners STAY, PLAY & GETAWAY PREMIER PACKAGES STAY & PLAY AT THE GLEN CLUB – A PREMIER NORTH SHORE GETAWAY (Theresa N., Valparaiso, IN) Overnight Stay In Premier Hotel Room, Delicious Continental Breakfast, Driving Range, and Golf For Two at The Glen Club, Glenview, IL Tom Fazio’s North Shore Masterpiece and Chicago’s Premier Golf Address Plus 2 Tickets to the LPGA 2016 UL International Crown, July 19‐24, 2016 CHICAGO GOLFERS "SWING INTO SPRING" GETAWAY! (Monique M., Matteson, IL) Overnight Stay at the Midway Marriott Hotel, Chicago, IL Twosome of Golf at George Dunne National, Oak Forest, IL Twosome of Golf at Water’s Edge Golf Course, Worth, IL CHICAGO'S SOUTH SHORE "STAY & PLAY" ALL DAY! (Anita Y., Palos Heights, IL) Overnight Stay & Breakfast for Two at the Radisson Star Plaza, Merrillville, IN Twosome of Golf – Good For White Hawk Country Club (Crown Point, IN), Brassie Golf Club (Chesterton, IN) or River Pointe Country Club (Hobart, IN) WINE, DINE, STAY & PLAY – BEST OF CHICAGO SOUTHLAND! (Pat C., Schererville, IN) Overnight Stay at the beautiful NEW La Banque Hotel, $50 Gift Card Towards Dinner at La Voûte Bistro Bar, and A Twosome of Golf at the Donald‐Ross Designed Ravisloe Country Club, Homewood, IL ___________________________________________________________________________ TEE IT UP AT PREMIER AREA GOLF COURSES! $100 Gift Card to Balmoral Woods, Crete, IL (Jerry D., Hinsdale, IL) Home of the Annual Will County Amateur Championship Get Golf Ready with Bill Abrams PGA, “2015 Illinois PGA Professional Of The Year” (Mike S., Lemont, IL) A 1‐Hour Session, Plus Spot in His 3‐Hour Wedge School at Balmoral Woods Foursome of Golf at Big Run Golf Club, Lockport, IL (Joe M., Crest Hill, IL) Championship Golf Open Year Round! Twosome of Golf at Bolingbrook Golf Club, Bolingbrook, IL (Dave U., Crown Point, IN) Premier Championship Course with World Class Service Twosome of Golf at Brassie Golf Club, Chesterton, IN (Sean M., Griffith, IN) A Taste of Scotland—Spectacular & Distinctive Links Style Layout Foursome of Golf at Broken Arrow Golf Club, Lockport, IL (John N., Lowell, IN) 27 Holes of Championship Golf – Celebrating 20 Years! Tinley Park Golf Expo Winners Foursome of Golf at ANY Chicago Park District Golf Course, Chicago, IL (Tom S., Oak Forest, IL) Including Chicago’s Lakefront Gem, Sydney R. Marovitz Foursome of Golf at Eaglewood Resort & Spa, Itasca, IL (Norma N., Dyer, IN) Midwest’s Premier AAA Four Diamond Resort Twosome of Golf at Lost Marsh, Hammond, IN (Fred H., Chicago, IL) Your Golf, Event & Recreation Destination Minutes From Chicago! Twosome of Golf at Orchard Valley Golf Club, Aurora, IL (William H., Wheeling, IL) "6th Best Public Course in Illinois" by GOLF Magazine Twosome of Golf at River Pointe Country Club, Hobart, IN (Tom K., Orland Park, IL) 27 Holes of Spectacular Enjoyable Golf For All Players Twosome of Golf at Whisper Creek Golf Club, Huntley, IL (Bob S., Orland Park, IL) Luxury Golf at a Whisper of a Price Twosome of Golf at White Hawk Country Club, Crown Point, IN (Shawn K., Hickory Hills, IL) 36 Holes of Championship Golf Minutes From Downtown Chicago All Entries ALSO Entered For A Chance To Win Our 2016 UL INTERNATIONAL CROWN CHAMPIONSHIP EXPERIENCE Merit Club, July 19‐24, 2016 .
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