FARMINGTON — Franklin Memorial Hospital’s annual Health Care Golf Classic at the Sugarloaf Golf Club is to take place Monday, July 12.
The beneficiaries are the Healthy Community Coalition of Greater Franklin County and the Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center. Both provide health services to people in need.
The Monday-featured contest is a four-person scramble. People can participate as part of a team or as an individual; individuals who register will be assigned to teams needing members.
The event includes a continental breakfast for all players, followed by 18 holes of tournament play, a luncheon, and awards ceremony. Prizes awarded include first through third place in both gross and net, closest-to-the-pin, and men and women’s longest drives.
“This tournament has been recognized by past participants as one of the most enjoyable golfing events in Maine,” said Janis Walker, tournament chair, according to a news release from the Franklin County Health Network.
There are a variety of sponsorship opportunities for local businesses that wish to participate, including team sponsors, breakfast and award sponsors, and hole sponsors. Donations for silent auction items and certificates are also welcome.
To learn more, visit fchn.org/golf. To sign up online, click on the orange box entitled “Sign up now” and scroll down to fill in the secure online form.
For additional information, call Walker at 207-779-2750.
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