Second Annual Grizzlies Golf Tournament Set for June 5 at Copper River Country Club
May 1, 2013 - Pacific Coast League (PCL1)
Fresno Grizzlies News Release
FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno Grizzlies will host their second annual golf outing on Wednesday, June 5th at Copper River Country Club. The event, presented by Jani-King International Inc., will benefit the Fresno Grizzlies Community Fund (GCF). This is a chance for golfers to play alongside select Grizzlies players and coaches and benefit a worthwhile cause. The field is limited to 144 golfers and there are a limited number of Fresno Grizzlies players and coaches participating, so it is recommended interested golfers register early.
The second annual Fresno Grizzlies Golf Tournament will have a 12:30 pm shotgun start, with lunch provided before the tournament begins. Registration includes a bucket of range balls, team photo, sponsored giveaway items, free beverages provided at five different holes, and a post-tournament mixer with drinks and hors d'oeuvres. Golf attire is required. Check-in is at 10:30 am on the day of the tournament.
Registration options include:
- Individual Player Registration - $150
o Single player green fees & cart
- Foursome Pack - $600
o One team of four golfers
o Two Grizzlies ticket vouchers per player
- Grizzlies Team Pack - $800
o One team of four golfers
o Hole Sponsor
o Four Grizzlies ticket vouchers per player
- Grizzlies Gold Pack - $2,500
o Two teams of four golfers
o Hole Sponsor
o Four The CRU Club game tickets per player
- Grizzlies Platinum Pack - $3,000
o Three teams of four golfers
o Hole Sponsor
o $250 in Pro Shop Credit
o One Luxury Suite night for a 2013 home game (1 per group)
- Grizzlies Diamond Pack - $3,500
o One team of three golfers teamed with a Fresno Grizzlies player or coach
o Hole Sponsor
o $350 in Pro Shop Credit
o One Owner's Suite night for a 2013 home game (1 per group)
Golfers can enjoy a round with friends, co-workers, and business associates while supporting the Fresno Grizzlies Community Fund, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The Fresno Grizzlies Community Fund manages several community programs, including Wild About Reading, Farm Grown, and Junior Grizzlies. The Fresno Grizzlies Community Fund impacts many lives throughout the Central San Joaquin Valley through its own programs or by partnering with other local organizations. For example, Wild About Reading enrolled 101,000 Central Valley students in 2013, challenging each student to read 10 books over five books with two free tickets to a Grizzlies game as an incentive.
Additional sponsorship opportunities are available, such as tee box sponsor, green sponsor, longest drive, closet to the pin, and more. To register or seek more information, please contact Jerry James or Whitney Campbell of the Fresno Grizzlies front office at (559) 320-HITS.
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