Join Rotary Club of the Upper Main Line for our 8th Annual Charity Golf Tournament at Waynesborough Country Club. This spring, Waynesborough is unveiling their newly-renovated course designed by Andrew Green. Don’t miss this opportunity for a great day of golf on one of the regions finest courses!

• Golf Package – Includes golf, lunch, on-course beverages and snacks, full access to clubhouse amenities, cocktail reception, dinner, and silent auction. $350/golfer or $1,300/foursome.
• Cocktail Reception and Dinner Only – Not a golfer? Join us for cocktails and dinner! – $100/person.

Space is limited, so be sure to register early for this rare opportunity for non-members to play Waynesborough! Enjoy Waynesborough’s outstanding 18-hole golf course, beautiful clubhouse, and the latest cuisine from their outstanding chefs — while also helping make the world a better place by supporting humanitarian charity!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

10:30 – Registration and Range Open

11:00 – Lunch Starts

12:30 – Shotgun Start for Scramble

5:00 – Cocktail Reception Approximate Start

6:00 – Dinner Approximate Start

7:30 – Silent Auction Closes

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

YOU can help make a difference by supporting a great cause, while also promoting your products and services to members of the Main Line community. Do well by doing good! Many sponsorship opportunities are available to fit any budget, from $150 to $5000. Get more information about sponsorship.

100% of the proceeds go directly to humanitarian charity. Rotary Club of the Upper Main Line is a 100% volunteer organization–we keep none of the money for ourselves. All net proceeds are used for humanitarian service. In our community, we perform service projects and also provide financial support for local non-profit organizations like food banks, shelters, and free or low-cost community health services. Internationally, we contribute to Rotary Foundation programs that provide clean water and sanitation, hunger prevention, education, disaster relief, and health services including the eradication of polio. Learn more.