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July 8-14, 2019 July www.MarathonClassic.com 43606 Ohio, Toledo, 1A Suite Parkway 3400 Executive Dana by Presented Classic: Marathon Featured Sponsor Hotels Marriott Renaissance Courtyard Toledo‐Holland Toledo Downtown Hotel 1435 East Mall Drive 444 N Summit Street Holland, OH 43528 Toledo, OH 43604 419‐866‐1001 419‐244‐2444 Holiday Inn Express and Courtyard by Marriott Suites 3536 Secor Road 3440 Secor Road Toledo, OH 43606 Toledo, OH 43606 419‐724‐0444 419‐214‐4700 Wingate by Wyndham Sylva- Hampton Inn & Suites nia/Toledo Westgate 5480 South Main Street 3434 Secor Road Sylvania, OH 43560 Toledo, OH 43606 419‐517‐2000 419‐214‐5555 2019 marks the 35th anniversary of the Marathon Classic Presented by Dana. The mission of the tournament is to raise monies for the children’s charities of northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. Since 1984, the tournament has donated $11.8 million to over 180 charities. July 8-14, 2019 2019 Charities Highland Meadows Golf Club Ability Center of Greater Toledo, Children’s Hunger Sylvania, Ohio Alliance, Children’s Rights Collaborative of NW Ohio, Diabetes Youth Services, Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, Hospice of NW Ohio, International Boxing Club, Jamie Farr Scholarship Fund, Metroparks Connections Camps, Mom’s House Inc. of Toledo, Parker’s Purpose, Partners in Education of Toledo, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Toledo Challenger Little League, Toledo Junior Golf Association, Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, Toledo Orchestra Association, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Women’s Initiative of United Way of Greater Toledo, Blanchard Valley Health System, Boy Scouts of America, Findlay Enrichment Programs, Hope House for The Homeless, and SAFY- Specialized Alternatives for Families & Youth of Ohio Inc. 2019 All Rights Reserved Inclement Weather Tastes of Toledo Leaderboards, scoreboards While in the area, enjoy the tastes of Toledo by sampling and other locations through some of the local sponsoring restaurants. the golf course will display this “Weather Warning” sign Balance Pan-Asian Grille prior to inclement weather Beirut moving into the area. Biggby Coffee - Maumee & Bowling Green locations Chop House Toledo In all circumstances especially when a horn sounds Ciao! avoid the following areas: open areas, hilltops, high Final Cut Steak & Seafood - Hollywood Casino Toledo places, isolated trees, golf carts, wire fences. Fowel & Fodder Fricker’s In the event of an on course injury or emergency Inside the Five contact the nearest marshal who will be able to help Mancy’s direct you to First Aid. Pita Pit 2018 Defending Champion Real Seafood Company Toledo Jasmine Suwannapura Ventura’s Mexican Restaurant Vito’s Pizza & Subs Zia’s 2019 Schedule of Events Mon 7/08 PNC Pro-Am – 7:30 am Public Parking Map ProMedica/Hylant Pro-Am – 1:30 pm Tues 7/09 Pro Practice Round (all day) Dana Pro-Am – 9:00 am The Image Group Pro-Am – 9:00 am KeyBank Putting Pro-Am – 11:00 am Women’s Summit presented by Owens Corning – 11 am ProMedica & O-I 19th Hole Party 6:30 pm Wed 7/10 Buckeye Broadband Pro-Am (all day) Thurs 7/11 First Round – Kroger Senior Day Putts n Pars Family Fun Zone – 10:00 a.m Fri 7/12 Second Round – Mascot Day High School Girls Golf Team Luncheon – 12:00 Putts n Pars Family Fun Zone – 10:00 a.m Sat 7/13 Third Round – The Blade Day College Day Putts n Pars Family Fun Zone – 10:00 a.m Sun 7/14 Final Round The Toledo Clinic’s Championship Sunday Closing Ceremony 18th Green Putts n Pars Family Fun Zone – 10:00 a.m.
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