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The Canadarago Lake Improvement Association, Inc. will be hosting its third annual charity golf tournament this year for the benefit of Canadarago Lake on Friday, July 12, 2019. Otsego Golf Club is a beautiful and historic course, with its lake front location on Otsego Lake, as well as its status as one of the oldest golf courses in the United States. Participating golfers will enjoy a full 18-hole experience on Otsego Golf Club’s 9-hole layout, that features several attractive lake vistas on the Northern end of Otsego Lake, along with a beautiful historic clubhouse. The format of this event will be a best-ball scramble tournament and we have availability for up to 72 golfing participants.
For Participants, we would like to extend to you this opportunity to experience this great tournament, get together on the golf course with old friends, and the chance to meet new ones, all in support of a great cause! Join CLIA, as well as co-chairs Kathy and Maria for another year of Flamingo fun! Individual players may sign up for $60 per individual registrant or foursomes can sign up for $220 for a full foursome (saving over 8%).
For Sponsors, we would like to extend to you the opportunity to advertise your business at our golf tournament, putting your business in front of nearly 100 prospective customers from both Otsego and Canadarago Lakes, as well as from the surrounding region. Along with your direct visibility to the participating golfers as well as the volunteers at the event, we are expecting to widely advertise the event in local print, social media, and news outlets. For sponsorship options, email us at Contact event using the form below. and we will gladly get you the necessary information.
See you on the course!
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