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Development Board of Weekly 10-Pack ($50 Savings) $200 _____ July 30 - August 2, 2009 The Ohio State University Golf Club, Scarlet Course Charity Ticket Program SHIPPING ADDRESS: Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________ Company: _________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _________________________ Email address: _________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________________________ City: __________________________ State: ____________ Zip: _____________ TICKET PRICES Weekly (Grounds Access Thurs - Sun) $25 _____ 100% of Your Ticket Purchase Will Go to: Daily (One Day Grounds Access Thurs – Sun) $10 _____ Development Board of Weekly 10-Pack ($50 Savings) $200 _____ Daily 10-Pack ($10 Savings) $90 _____ TOTAL $_______ *Order by Phone by Calling Lisa Johnson at 614-339-1043 or Order Online beginning January 1, 2009 at www.nchigolf.com* *Tickets will be Mailed Beginning in Mid-June* PAYMENT Circle One: Credit Check Credit Card #:___________________________ Circle One: VISA AMEX MasterCard Discover Expiration Date: _______ Security Code: _______ Please Send Forms and Make Checks Payable to: Champions of the Community 6189 Memorial Dr. Dublin, OH 43017 *The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational is Operated by Champions of the Community, a Non-Profit Organization Recognized by the IRS as a Tax Exempt 501(c)3 Public Charity* July 30 - August 2, 2009 The Ohio State University Golf Club, Scarlet Course The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational In just its second season, The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational is already a premier stop on the Nationwide Tour combining a unique blend of the top up-and-coming professional players in the world with some of the best collegiate amateurs in the country. The Ohio State University Golf Club, Scarlet Course, redesigned in 2006 by golf legend Jack Nicklaus, is one of the most demanding in the country and serves as the only collegiate venue in America to host a professional golf tournament. You are invited to enjoy scenic views, relax with refreshments in the 19 th Hole Tent, enjoy free Jeni’s Ice Creams and a free pancake breakfast, or enjoy half price beers for fifteen minutes each time a Nationwide Tour pro birdies the 13th hole. Don’t miss your chance to see the best of golf’s future playing now while having fun and supporting an important event benefiting many central Ohio charities. We hope to see you at the 2009 Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational! The Nationwide Tour The Nationwide Tour is the Official Proving Ground for the PGA TOUR’s next stars. At any given 2009 Schedule of Events Nationwide Tour event you might see the next Jim Furyk, Zach Johnson, David Toms, Stuart Monday, July 27: Appleby, John Daly or Ernie Els. With 217 wins on the PGA TOUR and counting, and players • Professional Practice representing 67 percent of the TOUR’s membership, the Nationwide Tour clearly identifies those Rounds players who are ready to compete and win against the world’s best. The essence of the Nationwide • Safelite AutoGlass Celebrity Pro-Am Tour is the 25 PGA TOUR cards that are at stake. From the very first event of the year to the last, the chase for “The 25” cards creates a focus and drama that is unique within the world of sports. In 2009, Tuesday, July 28: the season-long quest will culminate with a pressure-packed week at the Nationwide Tour • Professional Practice Rounds Championship in November. At the conclusion of play, 25 players will be awarded their 2010 PGA TOUR cards. Wednesday, July 29: The 2008 Nationwide • Official Pro-Am Tournament Children’s Hospital Thursday, July 30: Charity Ticket Program Invitational raised • First Tournament Round The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational is seeking to make an • Golf Channel Coverage impact on Central Ohio and its surrounding areas by raising money for local $77,757,50 for charities. For every ticket you purchase with this order form, 100% of the • Birdie Time is Miller Time charitable (Thursday - Sunday) ticket price will be returned to Development Board of Nationwide Children’s Hospital to assist them in making a difference in the organizations in Friday, July 31: community. Come and enjoy the excitement of the Nationwide Children’s • Second Tournament Round central Ohio through Hospital Invitational while supporting Development Board of • Golf Channel Coverage the Charity Ticket Nationwide Children’s Hospital ! Saturday, August 1: Program. 28 local • Third Tournament Round 100% of Your Ticket Purchase Will Go to: non-profit • Golf Channel Coverage • Jeni’s Ice Creams Day organizations participated and Sunday, August 2: Development Board of • Final Tournament Round Goodwill Columbus • Golf Channel Coverage was the top earner by • Free Pancake Breakfast earning $20,358.40. .
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