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GEYSER GOLF CLASSIC a Fundraising Event for Hospice

GEYSER GOLF CLASSIC 36 hole Mens & Womens Open Golf Tournament Come to Rotorua and play two great courses, All Ages ROTORUA & SPRINGFIELD GOLF CLUBS SAT 4th & SUN 5th SEPTEMBER 2021 A fundraising event for Hospice Gross, Nett & Stableford prizes in All Divisions Entry Fee $65 per person Entry includes Two’s & Novelty prizes Men will be playing for the “Dave Seekup Cup “ ( Best Nett 36 holes ) Saturday: 18 Holes at Rotorua GC Multi Tee start 10am. Sunday: 18 Holes at Springfield GC Multi Tee Start 10am - followed by Prize giving. Lucky prize draws on Saturday for all golfers Two Lucky draws for visitors outside Rotorua for one Country Membership at Springfield GC and one Country Membership at Rotorua GC, you must be at Sunday Prize Giving at time of draw to win. Entry Form & entry details attached. Payment required when entering. Entries Close: Sunday 29th August 2021. Any enquiries to Phil Hogg 027 717 8744 Or [email protected] Major Sponsors: Rotorua Mega Mitre 10 PAK’nSAVE Rotorua Geyser Golf Classic ENTRY FORM Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th September 2021 Conditions of Entry 1. Every competitor must be a full financial member of an affiliated golf club with a current handicap. Maximum index 36.4 men & 40.4 women. 2. The draw will be made as soon as possible after the closing date of entries, and will be on Rotorua GC website. 3. Players must report to the starter 30 minutes prior to their tee off time. 4. All ties will be determined by count-back. 5. Any disputes must be lodged immediately at the completion of the round in which the problem arose. The disputes committee will decide disputes and their decision shall be final. Programme: Saturday 4th September, Golf from 10am. Sunday 5th September, Golf from 10am, Prize giving approx. 3.30pm. NAME………………………………………………………………………….. HOMECLUB……………………………………………………………………….. CLUB ID:…………………………………………PLAYER ID……………………. HOME ADDRESS…………………………………………………………………… EMAIL ADDRESS…………………………………………………………………… BEST PHONE CONTACT NUMBER……………………………………………… $65 entry fee Entry fee to accompany entry form please. ONLINE PAYMENT………Y/N….DATE OF PAYMENT…………. (please ensure you have made indication of Geyser Classic and your name) Bank a/c : 02 0412 0043330 00: Scan entries to [email protected] or Post to: The Manager, Springfield Golf Club P O Box 218 Rotorua. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY 29th August 2021. .

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