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See Yourself Playing Golf with Craig Parry? Become a Sponsor of SHINE for Kids’ Charity Golf Day SHINE for Kids Inaugural Charity Golf Day 2012 See yourself playing golf with Craig Parry? Become a sponsor of SHINE for Kids’ Charity Golf Day ... and get the opportunity to play with an Australian golfing great! Register as a sponsor at our Inaugural Charity Golf Day for a memorable day at St Michael’s Golf Club. Once registered as a sponsor, you are eligible to “bid” to play 18 holes of golf with Craig Parry, one of Australia’s greatest golfers! Event type 4-man Ambrose Date Friday 21st September 2012 Location St Michael’s Golf Club, Little Bay, La Perouse 7.00am Players sign in at the clubhouse. Staff will take players’ clubs. “One Mulligan” per player can be purchased at sign-in. 7.00am–8.15am Breakfast (beside 10th tee) 7.30am–7.50am PGA Teaching Professional John Serhan demonstrates the basics of the full swing (on the driving range) 8.10am Welcome to all competitors and event rundown 8.30am Shotgun start 8.30am–1.00pm Free drinks and snacks available on the course 1.00pm Players finish and freshen up 1.30pm Lunch and presentation of prizes 3.30pm Conclusion SHINE for Kids Inaugural Charity Golf Day 2012 Play 18 holes of golf with Craig Parry! SHINE for Kids is immensely honoured and excited that Craig Parry is lending his name and commitment to our inaugural Charity Golf Day. YES – you have an opportunity to play 18 holes of golf with one of Australia’s greatest ever golfers! We are holding an auction prior to the day to play golf with Craig Parry. How it works • Sponsors register using the form attached, or online at www.shineforkids.org.au/charitygolfday • Once registered as sponsor you are eligible to “bid” to play with Craig Parry at the SHINE for Kids Charity Golf Day. • All sponsorship bids must be emailed to Michael Stephens at [email protected] • All bidders to play with Craig Parry will be informed via email on a daily basis (i.e. the latest bid and by whom). • Bidding closes at 5.00pm, Monday 17th September. • The winner will be announced Tuesday 18th September. • If your team wins the bid for Craig Parry one of the 4 team members must drop out. Craig Parry and the PGA • 23 tournament wins worldwide • 6 European Tour wins • 2 PGA Tour wins • 14 wins on the Australasia Tour • 1 World Golf Championship • 1 Asian Tour win • Member of the President’s Cup 1994, 1996, 1998 What determination and focus! – key ingredients in a champion golfer • 2007 Australian Open Champion • Also contended in all 4 major golf championships, notably a T3 at the 1993 US Open and a T4 at the 1999 British Open Below left: Raising the 2007 Australian Open Trophy | Below centre: On his way to shooting a 66 in the Australian PGA Championship | Right: Holing out for 2 with a 6 iron at the first playoff hole for the Bridgestone Invitational Golf Championship on the PGA Tour SHINE for Kids Inaugural Charity Golf Day 2012 What you get as a sponsor • Opportunity to bid in an auction to play with Australian PGA Tour great Craig Parry John Serhan • Free 20-minute lesson from PGA Teaching Professional John Serhan on the basics of the full swing • A car can be won for a “hole in one” on the 12th hole • A $1,000 trip to be won for a “hole in one” Whether instructing Asian Tour players on the 3rd hole – courtesy of GOLFSelect or helping members at St Michael’s Golf • Prizes for “nearest the pin” on all par 3s Club in eastern Sydney, John Serhan is regarded as a player’s coach. As a • Free drinks all day (alcoholic and player, Serhan holds his own having non-alcoholic) won the NSW Pro-Am Order of Merit, as well as securing numerous top-10 • Breakfast and lunch for all participants finishes over the past decade years on • Golf carts for all players the secondary Australasian tours. • Photo of each team for each player In 2007 Serhan scored the double honour of coaching the 2007 PGA • Full tax deduction for the registration fee rookie of the year Neven Basic and (SHINE for Kids is a registered charitable the NSW PGA Player of the Year organisation) Anthony Summers, both of whom went onto the Asian Tour. Since then • Great prizes for the Golf Day winners Serhan has forged a reputation with • Raffle during lunch for lots of other a number of emerging professionals great prizes on the Australasian Tour and is one of Australia’s most sought-after coaches. • Auction of “Special Prizes” Why it’s important to help SHINE for Kids SHINE for Kids is a not-for-profit organisation assisting children of prisoners and their families to overcome the multitude of hurdles that are presented to them when a parent goes to prison. Education, finances, social stigma and simply holding the family together can suddenly seem like impossible challenges. This time in a child’s life can dramatically affect their entire future. Aside from the personal cost, there is an impact on society – children of prisoners are statistically 5 times more likely to become offenders themselves. So it’s really in everyone’s interests to ensure that these kids and their families receive all the support and guidance they need to get through a very difficult time. SHINE for Kids is the only organisation in Australia specifically set up to provide this. We operate a comprehensive range of services in prisons and communities throughout NSW and Victoria and in the ACT. In 2012 we’ve celebrated 30 years of operation. For detailed information on what we do, see www.shineforkids.org.au SHINE for Kids Inaugural Charity Golf Day 2012 Sponsorship registration Event 4-man Ambrose Date Friday 21st September 2012 Location St Michael’s Golf Club, Little Bay, La Perouse Cost $1000 per team (incl. GST) Please register the following team Player name: .......................................................................................... Club handicap: ..................................... 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Submitting your registration Payment Email Michael Stephens q Online through our website [email protected] www.shineforkids.org.au/help/charitygolfday Post Attention: Michael Stephens q Direct deposit – ref. “Charity Golf Day” SHINE for Kids BSB 082 204 Account 85 583 8272 PO Box 67 Ermington NSW 1711 q Cheque attached Enquiries q Visa q MasterCard q American Express Card no: .................................................................. Call Michael 02 9714 3019 or 0430 381 411 Expiry date: .............................................................
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