17th Annual

Serving the Souhegan Valley and beyond since

1950

What is Rotary?

Rotary International is the world’s first service club. There are more than 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs worldwide. Rotarians are volunteers who work locally, regionally and internationally to combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, provide education and job training and promote peace and goodwill.

Locally, Rotarians donate their time, talents and, of course, money to improve the quality of life in our communities. We support social service agencies and other community organizations, provide academic and vocational scholarships, recognize leadership abilities of our youth and provide opportunities for youth to travel abroad for cultural exchange.

Rotary, working with its international partners for over 20 years, is on the brink of eradicating polio. Rotary is also part of a collaborative effort to provide clean water and sanitation to parts of the world where it is desperately needed. These are just two examples of the numerous international projects to which Rotarians all over the world are dedicated.

WE WANT GOLFERS! The only Amateur tournament where you’ll feel like a Pro! If you like to play golf, then

you’ll love this tournament!

As a participant in this tournament, you are treated like ROYALTY!

Each player rides in their own cart.

Volunteers rake sand traps and repair your divots and ball marks.

Spotters are located throughout the course to locate and mark each shot.

Beverage / snack cart delivers a complimentary lunch.

Complimentary food & beverages are delivered to golfers throughout the day. Alcoholic beverages are not included.

All golfers receive a quality, complimentary gift.

All greens have an assistant to tend the flag and fix ball marks.

Three handicap flights include a low gross and a low net winner in each flight.

Each low gross and low net flight winner will receive $250 cash and $250 in Pro Shop credits.

Pro Shop credits can be used for rounds of golf, food, beverages, and merchandise at either Amherst Country Club or Ponemah Green.

Overall low net winner receives the Ted Jordan Award in addition to the cash and Pro Shop credits.

No Handicap flight low gross winner receives $250 cash and $250 in Pro Shop credits.

Optional “Skins” pool - $20 per player.

The non-Rotarian golfer selling the most raffle tickets will win a golf getaway for two.

1st Prize $5,000.00

2nd

Prize $2,500.00

3rd

Prize $1,250.00

4th

Prize $1,000.00

5th

Prize $750.00

6th

Prize $500.00

7th

Prize $500.00

8th

Prize $500.00

9th

Prize $500.00

10th

Prize $500.00

Attendance not required to win.

Tournament Proceeds…

Proceeds from the 100 Holes of Golf Tournament are raised through the sale of Raffle Tickets as well as sponsorships by area businesses and individuals. All tournament proceeds are donated to charity. The raffle tickets include valuable coupons from local businesses!

Friday July 29, 2011

at

The Amherst Country Club

Route 122 Amherst, NH

For the benefit of the MILFORD ROTARY CLUB

FOUNDATION

All Proceeds Go To Charity

Hole-In-One Sponsors

Awards Dinner sponsored by:

17th Annual

A Unique Golf Experience…

There are the same-old-same-old Charity Golf Tournaments…and then

there’s THE Charity Golf Tournament!

The Milford Rotary Club presents the

17th Annual 100 Holes of Golf Tournament on Friday, July 29, 2011

That’s right, 100 holes…it’s not a typo…and it’s not your typical scramble, best ball or alternate shot event. It’s 100 straight holes of uninterrupted golf in one day.

Proceeds from this event benefit thousands of area residents through grants and scholarships made by the Milford Rotary Club. Since its first year, the tournament has raised well over $800,000 that has remained right here in our communities, benefiting people of all ages, supporting essential local services, providing scholarship funds and helping a variety of non-profits offer new programs and strengthen their operations.

Format of Play…

● HARDCORE ALL THE WAY – A minimum

of three flights based on USGA GHIN distribution with one low gross and one low net winner in each flight. A current GHIN card is required to participate in these flights.

● FOR THE FUN OF IT - Golfers without a GHIN card will play in a No Handicap division. The overall low gross player wins the cash prize and pro shop credits.

● THERE IS NO “I” IN TEAM - Teams of 2, 3, or 4 players. Each member must play equal number of holes. No GHIN cards required.

Ways to Participate…

Go for it all and Golf 100 Holes – sell a minimum of 50 raffle tickets at $20 each. Includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Each golfer has a personal cart. $4,500 in prizes.

Put Together a Golf Team for the Tournament – sell a minimum of 60 raffle tickets at $20 each. 2, 3 or 4 individuals, where each player will play 50, 33 or 25 holes respectively. Includes breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Raise Money for Your Club/Organization – sell raffle tickets and share the proceeds 50-50.

Tee and Green Sponsorships – $600. Includes signage at the tee and green, invitations to the pre and post-event dinners, 5 raffle tickets, and more.

Lunch Sponsorship – $500. Includes sponsor label on lunch bag, business card in bag, 5 raffle tickets.

Cart Sponsorship – $1,000. Includes signage on the carts, 5 raffle tickets.

Buy a Raffle Ticket – Raffle tickets are just $20 each, with cash prizes totaling $13,000! Attendance at the tournament is not required to win.

Volunteer – Join us for a few hours or for the day on July 29th. Help spot balls on the greens and fairways, serve refreshments, drive the snack cart and more.

To volunteer, contact: Tom Young 603-493-1776 ehlaser@yahoo.com

To play or be a sponsor, contact:

Alec Buchanan 603-881-5800 buchanan@jmplawyers.com

Who You’re Supporting…

Here are just some of the area organizations that have benefited over the years…

Adult Learning Center American Red Cross

Amherst Junior Women’s Club Amherst Town Library - special project

Amherst Lion’s Club Andy’s Summer Playhouse Beaver Brook Association

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Greater Nashua Boy Scout Troop #407

Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley Bridges: Domestic & Sexual Violence Support

CASA: Court Appointed Special Advocates F.I.S.H. Transportation Services

Harley Sanford VFW Post - Labor Day Parade Lukas Community

Mechanical Mayhem FIRST Robotics Team Milford Athletics Fundraising Committee

Milford High School student programs Milford Lion’s Club

Milford Middle School student programs Milford Regional Counseling Service

Monadnock Music Mont Vernon Congregational Church –

Messiah Sing Nashua Children’s Home

National MS Society – Milford Cutters NH Association For The Blind

Peabody Mill Environmental Center SHARE

Souhegan High School student programs Souhegan Valley Interfaith Housing Corp. –

Activity room upgrades St. Joseph Community Services

The Care Givers Wadleigh Memorial Library - reading program

Wilton Community Christmas Store Wilton–Lyndeborough Coop student programs

Wilton–Lyndeborough Youth Center

…and Many More Worthy Organizations!