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October 16th, 2007 - Issue 3 Who’s that Marshal working next to you? Don’t know, then maybe you should invite someone you do know. What a great experience we have working the WGC-CA Championship. We have hundreds of volunteers every year and many come back each year because they enjoy it. How simple is it to share with someone something you enjoy doing. Who do you know that likes having fun? Who do you not know that likes having fun? We all know its special being able to work inside the ropes; it’s so much more than being a spectator. You get the prestige of being part of a world class event and you’re contributing to the success of OUR local charities. This year we want to focus on 3 concerns: 1. The importance of our responsibilities in running a smooth WGC-CA Championship. Making sure that the Sponsors & Spectators’ experiences are fulfilled. 2. The expectations of the WGC, in running a 1st Class Event. 3. Most important—“Let’s have some fun”. Enjoy the friendship and camaraderie from your fellow volunteers. This is the second year for the WGC-CA Championship in South Florida and each year is better and better so why don’t you bring a New Marshall to Town. Gary Nabors - Director - On Course Services - [email protected] We are pleased to announce the Chairmen in the ON COURSE SERVICES area for 2008. Led by Director Gary Nabors ([email protected]) they are Sue Beebe ([email protected] ) - Course Marshal Administration Chairman, Richard Munz ([email protected]) -Front 9 Chairman, Mike Cornely ([email protected])- Back 9 Chairman, Mike Leonard ([email protected])- Rovers Chairman, Shawn Walsh ([email protected]) and Wayne Ladue ([email protected])- Practice Areas/Gatekeepers Chairmen, Mike Mills ([email protected])- Course Maintenance Team Chairman, Ken Rutter ([email protected]) and Mel Montes ([email protected])- Player On-Course Security/Manufacture Vans & Media Trucks Chairmen. Help Wanted: WE WANT YOU! To be a part of our Tournament Ticket Sales Team. Our number one priority for the 2008 CA Championship is to increase tickets sales so we have HUGE crowds. We are looking for energetic men and women who can help us this fall with ticket renewals calls and win cool prizes in the process. Please contact Melissa Korc if you want to join our all-star team and make a difference. Melissa Korc 305-513-4653 x 103 [email protected] Plus 1 WINNERS from phase one. We had a great response to the first phase of our See You There...Plus 1 recruiting drive and would like to thank all of you who participated. The winners are Adam Lubkin, Ken Rutter, Terry Hartigh and Joe Cormack. You each have won two sleeves of golf balls with the WGC-CA Championship logo. Please contact Stephanie Diaz at the Championship Office at 305-513-4653 to claim your prizes. Be the first to register for the 2008 WGC-CA championship. We are working with our web designer to have the web site up and running soon. Until then please use the attached application to register. Feel free to pass the application along to your friends and family so they may also register. You can fax or mail the application to the Championship Office. fax # 305-513-4652 - mail 4400 NW 87 Avenue, Lodge 8 - Doral, Fl. 33178 It’s Plus 1...Phase 2...for you. Sign ‘em up for big prizes. Here’s how it works: In this new phase you have the opportunity to win bigger prizes. All the entries from the first phase that ended Oct. 1st and anyone participating in this phase will be eligible for the next round of drawings. You will be entered into this drawing for each new recruit who becomes a volunteer. The number of entries per per - son are unlimited. When you recruit a new volunteer have them use the attached application and make sure they put your name in the box marked recommended by in the upper left portion of the form. The new deadline for entries is Feb. 1st or when all available spots are filled, whichever comes first. October 2007 Volunteer Opportunities at the Miccosukee Championship Still Available If you are interested in volunteering at this event visit their website for details on how to apply. www.miccosukeechampionship.com OPPORTUNITY IS KNOCKING...... for an ambitious individual who likes to write and can help put together our volunteer newsletters. This is your chance to have some creative fun. If you or someone you know has an interest or would like more information please contact me at: Marie Ricketts - 305-256-9136 (h) - 305-323-3057 (c) - [email protected] Top 30 Players For 2008 WGC-CA CHAMPIONSHIP ANNOUNCED With the first-ever PGA Tour Playoffs for the FedExCup in the books, the FedExCup point standings for 2007 are finalized and those players who finished in the top 30 are now eligible for the World Golf Championships - CA Championship, March 17-23, 2008 at Doral Golf Resort & Spa, Doral, Fla. In previous years, it wasn’t until the final Official PGA TOUR Money List of the season was determined - in early November - that the first players qualified for the event. With this new criteria, the CA Championship can already boast that Tiger Woods, who is the 2007 FedExCup Champion and a six-time winner of the CA Championship, is in the field, as well as Steve Stricker (No. 2 in FedExCup Points), Phil Michelson (3), Rory Sabbatini (4), K.J. Choi (5), Aaron Baddeley (6), 2007 Masters Champion Zach Johnson (7), Mark Calcavecchia (8), Sergio Garcia (9) and Vijay Singh (10). Of the top 30, there are seven players who would be making their CA Championship debut: Hunter Mahan (15); Woody Austin (17); Brandt Snedeker (20); Camilo Villegas (24); Boo Weekley (25); Jonathan Byrd (28); and Heath Slocum (30). To follow is a ful listing of the top 30 FedExCup Points earners for 2007. 1. Tiger Woods 18. Charles Howell III 2. Steve Stricker 19. Ernie Els 3. Phil Mickelson 20. Brandt Snedeker 4. Rory Sabbatini 21. Tim Clark 5. K.J. Choi 22. Stewart Cink 6. Aaron Baddeley 23. Robert Allenby 7. Zach Johnson 24. Camilo Villegas 8. Mark Calcavecchia 25. Boo Weekley 9. Sergio Garcia 26. John Rollins 10. Vijay Singh 27. Brett Wetterich 11. Jim Furyk 28. Jonathan Byrd 12. Adam Scott 29. Padriag Harrington 13. Geoff Ogilvy 30. Heath Slocum 14. Scott Verplank 15. Hunter Mahan 16. Justin Rose 17. Woody Austin World Golf Championships - CA Championship 4400 NW 87th Avenue, Lodge 8 Doral, Fl 33178 Tournament Office: 305-513-4653 Tournament Fax: 305-513-4652 http://www.worldgolfchampionships.com.
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