Golf Club SCHOLARSHIP 9555 Wedgewood Drive Woodbury, Minnesota 55125 (651) 731-4779 G L F U T I N G

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DIRECTIONS: TWIN CITIES CHAPTER Prestwick Golf Club SCHOLARSHIP 9555 Wedgewood Drive Woodbury, Minnesota 55125 (651) 731-4779 G L F U T I N G Prestwick Golf Club is one of the premier public courses Tee Up for a Great Cause in Minnesota, located in Woodbury, just a few miles southeast of I94/494 in the eastern Twin Cities MONDAY, AUGUST 16th, 2021 metropolitan area. 12:00 pm Check In Hotels Near Golf Course: 1:00 pm Shotgun Tee Time 6:00 pm Trophies, Prizes, Silent Auction Sheraton - Woodbury (651) 209-3280 PRESTWICK GOLF CLUB La Quinta - Woodbury (651) 968-0448 9555 WEDGEWOOD DRIVE WOODBURY, MINNESOTA PRESTWICK Golf Club SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES GOLF ENTRY FORM Tee up for a great cause by taking part in the 76th annual AFS TC $140 per golfer • $560 per team • $20 Mulligan • $45 Dinner Only Chapter Scholarship Golf Outing. Your entry fee includes greens fee, golf cart, 2 beverage tickets for golf course, and prizes. Foursome Since the tournament’s inception, thousands of dollars in scholar- List Contact person first ships have been awarded to worthy metal casting students an- nually. This is due to the generosity and cooperation of foundries, Name Company Amount suppliers, and their employees. Complete the golf entry/sponsor form and mail payment to be received no later than Friday, August 6th to: AFS Twin Cities 438 147th Lane NE Ham Lake, MN 55304 Meeting Sponsor Mulligan $20 Mulligan is a team donation. One “do-over” per player per round. I am interested in sponsoring a meeting when AFS TC resumes monthly In-person gatherings. Meeting Sponsorship Golf is approximately $250 for appetizers or afternoon refreshments at the March in-house seminar. I would like to Hole In One $500 Bring Donated Raffle Prize be notified of Meeting Sponsorship opportunities when they Beverage Cart $300 What is it? _____________________ resume (no charge now). Driving Range $300 Bring Donated Silent Auction Tee Box (Hole) $200 Advertisements at www.afstwincities.org Item or Theme Basket. Golf Prize Donation $50+ What is it? _____________________ Platinum Advertiser $500 Volunteer for Hole Game Value?_________________________ Premium web ad logo “sidebar” links to your website. Newsletter ad in all issues, logo in golf program. 2 Golf Participant TOTAL Gold Advertiser $400 Logo on sponsor page links to your website. Newsletter ad twice per year, logo in golf program. Name _______________________________________ Company____________________________________ Silver Advertiser $300 Company Name on sponsor page links to your website. Phone _______________________________________ Newsletter ad twice per year, logo in golf program. Email ________________________________________ 1 Sponsorship TOTAL 3 GRAND TOTAL .

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