Fundraiser Golf Tourney

June 3rd, 2024

Shotgun Start @ 8am 

Black Bear Golf Club 

11400 Canterberry Pkwy, Parker, CO 80138

Available Sponsorships

Tournament Sponsor $5,000

● 2 Foursomes – includes green fees, breakfast & lunch

● Banner recognition at tournament check-in table

● Ability to present at tournament lunch

● Logo added to the tournament website

Gold Sponsor $3,000

● 2 Foursomes – includes green fees, breakfast & lunch

● 2 signs on course with company/logo

● Logo added to the tournament website

Red Sponsor $1,000

● 1 Foursome – includes green fees, breakfast & lunch

● Sign on course with company name/logo

Mustang Sponsor $500

● Sign on course with company/logo

● Tent on course with opportunity to provide giveaways

(tent provided by sponsor)

Player Registration

Foursome $800

● 1 Foursome – includes green fees, breakfast &  lunch



Money raised in this tournament will go to supporting the athletics department.  Specifically with facility and equipment upgrades.


Silent Auction:

We will be doing a silent auction alongside the golf tournament.  If you have an item/experience that you would like to donate, please let us know.  You can email us at [email protected].

 

To Register And Pay Please Go To:

1st Annual Mustang Fundraiser Golf Tournament


2024 Golf Tournament Sponsors

TTR24 RC2024
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