Dorados golf tourney set for March 31
March 7, 2007 - arenafootball2 (af2)
Rio Grande Valley Dorados News Release
Hidalgo, Texas --- The Rio Grande Valley Dorados (arenafootball2) will hold their second annual Charity Golf Tournament on Saturday, March 31, at Los Lagos Golf Club in Edinburg.
Each player will receive a golf shirt, breakfast & lunch, goodie bag, refreshments throughout the tournament and each team that registers will also get a team photo. Platinum, Gold, Silver and individual hole sponsorships are available now. Sponsorship includes tournament teams, Dorados tickets and more. To register by phone or for more information, contact Jacquie Kurth 956-843-5658 or 227-8175.
The Dorados kick off 2007 on the road at Corpus Christi on April 7, and open up the home half of the season vs. Laredo on April 14. Games at Obra Homes Field inside Dodge Arena begin at 7:30 p.m.
Dorados season tickets are available now by calling 956-843-7825 or visit doradosfootball.com.
ABOUT LOS LAGOS
Los Lagos Golf Club is fast becoming the shining star of the golfing community in the Rio Grande Valley. The City of Edinburg commissioned the well respected architectural firm of von Hagge, Smelek & Baril to design the best golf facility in the Valley. The results are a spectacular combination of links-style mounding, sand and 11-acres of glistening lakes.
This course opened in late 2000 and is a prime example for future golf development in the Valley and all of south Texas.
A 10,000 square foot clubhouse and lighted open-air pavilion features a full grill and beverage service designed to accommodate a full field tournament or business outing. The seating capacity for the pavilion is 300-350.
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