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Sa Item #101 - West Palm Beach Golf & Condo Experience Sa Item #103 - Luxury Suite for a Boston Redsox Spring Trainging Game SA ITEM #101 - WEST PALM BEACH GOLF & CONDO EXPERIENCE SA ITEM #103 - LUXURY SUITE FOR A BOSTON REDSOX SPRING TRAINGING GAME In fashionable West Palm Beach, the PGA National Resort & Spa is one of the country’s top sports and leisure resorts. It is also the home of an annual PGA tour event. • The luxury suite at JetBlue Stadium includes tickets for 12 people and a One week stay in a two (2) bedroom condominium at PGA National Resort in parking pass for the game Palm Beach Gardens. Dates available: 5/15/2014 through 11/30/2014 • Mutually agreeable date that excludes all Yankee games A Foursome gets to play four (4) elite golf courses: 1. Dye’s Preserve is located in Jupiter and was designed by Pete Dye – Greg Norman currently plays from this course Dates available: Restrictive Dates 2. Lost Tree Golf Club is also located in Jupiter and was designed by Jack SA ITEM #104 - FGCU COURTSIDE SEATS Nicklaus. The Golden Bear currently lives on the course Dates available: No Restrictions 3. Old Palm Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens was designed by Raymond Floyd and he is the honorary Club Chairman Two (2) brand new, club level Dates available: Expires 6/30/2014 courtside seats. The seats are in the first row section H. You can’t get any 4. St. Andrews Country Club in Boca Raton closer to the action than this! Dates available: Valid until 12/9/2014 – can only be redeemed Monday through Thursday The seats are good for the rest of the All courses include a round of golf for four people, as well as the cart fee. 2013-14 season. However, caddie fees are not included. There are date restrictions as noted for the condo and each course. SA ITEM #105 - CABIN IN MAGGIE VALLEY, NORTH CAROLINA One week stay at “Donna’s Dream,” a log house at Cataloochee Ranch, Maggie Valley, North Carolina. This house is 4 bedrooms, 3 ½ baths and is at 5200 feet so it is cool in the summer and there is an incredible view of Smoky Mountains, temperature is rarely above 70 degrees, making it a perfect place for Florida residents who want to escape the heat. The trees are beautiful in the fall months. The ranch is 1000 acres and there are hiking trails and the ranch borders the Smoky Mountain National Park. You SA ITEM #102 - CALUSA PINES & OLD COLLIER FOURSOMES can see elk in the area, river raft, hike, horseback ride or just be lazy. There are lots of public golf courses in the area also. Asheville, with the world Round of golf for four (4) at the most exclusive country clubs famous Biltmore Mansion, is 30 miles away. Sleeps nine (9) plus a loft with in Southwest Florida (winner responsible for caddie fees). sleeper sofa. Calusa Pines: Dates Available: tee times subject to availability (May not be used over Thanksgiving, Christmas, Fourth of July, New Years or Easter weeks) Old Collier Dates Available: 12/15/2013 – 4/30/2014 after 1:00 p.m. with walking caddies or fore caddies OR 5/1/2014 – 11/30/2014 with caddies. Certificate must be used before 11/30/2014. Tee times subject to availability. SA ITEM #106 - RITZ-CARLTON NAPLES BEACH PACKAGE SA ITEM #109 - AUTOGRAPHED CHRIS SALE JERSEY • Three day & two night stay at the Ritz-Carlton in Naples Dates Available: 5/1/2014 through 10/15/2014 Former FGCU Eagle and two time American League All-Star, Chris Sale • Package includes a round of golf for four (4) at autographed 2013 All-Star jersey. Tiburon Golf Club. Dates Available: 5/15/2014 through 12/15/2014 SA ITEM #107 - WHITEFISH, MONTANA HOME SA ITEM #110 - AUTOGRAPHED & FRAMED RYAN SANDBERG JERSEY A week of outdoor activities awaits the highest bidder and their guests in Whitefish, MT. This well-appointed home has a western motif and a lot of Native American One of the all-time great Chicago Cubs, Ryne artifacts. At an elevation of 3,500 feet, enjoy Sandberg was inducted into the Major League this beautiful home on the 15th hole of the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2005. He is considered Whitefish Lake Golf Club. one of the greatest second basemen to ever play the game. The house has three (3) bedrooms upstairs on the main floor along with three (3) full baths. There is a gourmet kitchen and family room with fireplace and a 60 foot porch overlooking the golf course. Also for your comfort - the “bunk house” bedroom which has the four (4) twin beds will be open. The owners are allowing use of SA ITEM #111 - LONDON AMARA FGCU ARTWORK their golf cart located on the premises. Expiration Date: 1/1/2015 Chaos artist London Amara pays homage to the imperceptible events that culminated in Dunk City’s discovery by stunned ESPN college bas- ketball analysts and millions of unsuspecting sports fans. SA ITEM #108 - 3 COURSE DINNER BY ARTICHOKE & COMPANY A three course dinner for eight (8) will be prepared at the home of the winning bidder by Artichoke & Company. SA ITEM #112 - DIAMOND DISTRICT $1,500 SHOPPING SPREE Visit Jason and Todd at the store at Coconut Point. SA ITEM #113 - OFFICIAL FGCU MEN’S BASKETBALL SWEET 16 RING SA ITEM #115 - SUN VALLEY IDAHO CONDO Sun Valley, ID is home to one of the country’s best ski mountains – there are 64 runs and 2,054 skiable acres as well as Receive an official Sweet16 team ring Nordic Skiing, Heli-Skiing and Backcountry of our own FGCU Eagles. Skiing. In the summer, Sun Valley also offers hiking and biking trails, first class The ring will be personalized and sized rafting trips as well as being surrounded for the winning bidder. by some of the finest trout streams in the world. The condo looks over the 8th green on the golf course. SA ITEM #114 - PANAMA BEACHFRONT CONDO Flight accommodations not included and reservation based on availability. Nestled between scenic lagoons and 3,200 feet of pristine beaches is the paradise of the Pacific Coast of Panama. Playa Blanca Resort & Spa is located just SA ITEM #116 - WINE FROM FAIRWAYS WINE VAULT 75 minutes from Panama City. The wine selection includes: • 1999 - BERINGER RESERVE Package Includes: • 1999 - DOMINUS • 1999 - HARLAN:MAIDEN • One week stay in condo in Playa Blanco • 1999 - MERRYVALE PROFILE Resort & Spa, Panama • 1999 - NICKEL & NICKEL STELLING • 1999 - PAHLMEYER • Three (3) bedrooms and two (2) bathrooms • 1999 - ROBERT MONDAVI RESERVE • 1999 - SILVER OAK ALEX • Has a fully equipped kitchen and balcony table set • 1999 - SILVER OAK NAPA • 1999 - SHAFER PORT • Includes cable, Wi-Fi and air-conditioning • 1999 - VIADER • 1999 - ZD RSERVE • Free access to beach and gazebos by ocean • Marina sports next to the ocean and large pool • Access to restaurants inside the hotel and around the facilities SA ITEM #117 - SCOTT FISCHER/HARLEY-DAVIDSON PACKAGE • Small grocery and restaurant 20 steps from the condo Get a fresh perspective from the seat of a Harley-Davidson Motorcycle! Additional Attractions: This package entitles the winner to: • Two golf courses within 12 miles • A personal fitting session by our highly o Decameron resort and Coronado Resorts trained staff at either Fort Myers Harley-Davidson or Naples Harley-Davidson. • El Valle, Panama located close to the condo for a day trip to shop and enjoy the restaurants • Get outfitted in Genuine Harley-Davidson gear with a complimentary helmet, gloves, boots, and a leather jacket. • Get on the back of any 2014 Harley-Davidson motorcycle for a weekend once a month for a YEAR at any Scott Fischer Enterprises’ location! Rentals are NON TRANSFERABLE and renter must be able to provide a valid motorcycle endorsement and $2,000 deposit. SA ITEM #206 - Dinner, wine & Cocktails at home of Sen- ator Garrett and Diana Richter TRAVELING & DINING Florida State Senator Garrett and Diana Richter will host dinner for ten SA ITEM #201 - Marsala’s Italian Restaurant (10) including wine and cocktails in their beautiful Naples home. You’re invited to enjoy wine and dinner. The meal will be freshly prepared, authentic family dishes at your personalized dinner for eight (8) people. Dinner includes: family style appetizers, salad, pasta, entrée, desert tray, SA ITEM #207 - Carrabba’s Restaurant Wine & Dinner for coffee, and house wine (up to three (3) 1.5 liter bottles of house wine). Eight (8) at the Gulf Coast Town Center *Must be used prior to November 15, 2014 You’re invited to enjoy a sampling of Carrabba’s freshly prepared, authentic family dishes at your personalized wine & dinner for eight (8) SA ITEM #202 - Dinner & Cocktails in the Fireside Room people at the Gulf Coast Town Center location. at Bonita Bay Club Fine dining and cocktails for eight (8) in Bonita Bay Club’s famous SA ITEM #208 - Bonefish Grill Excursion Basket “Fireside Room,” recognized among South West Florida’s best Fine Dining Excursion for ten (10) guests at Bonefish Grill. Bonefish Grill invites you to Restaurants featuring Executive Chef Richard Brumm, CEC, the American experience our signature appetizers, oak-grille fish specialties…and more! Culinary Federation’s 2009 Southeast Region Chef of the Year. Dinner *Dates Available - Sunday, Monday, and Thursday, 4/1/2014 – 12/1/2014 includes a special Sommelier’s selection bottle of wine to complement your experience. SA ITEM #209 - Cooking Class & Lunch at Roy’s at the Promenade SA ITEM #203 - Cru wine & Cocktails Enjoy a cooking class and luncheon with ten (10) guests at Roy’s at the Dinner tasting for six (6) guests in the theme of Spanish Fare.
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