The St. Ignatius Golf Scramble is ready to tee off at the North Sound Golf Club.
The annual event, now in its fourth year, is two weeks away. It is scheduled for Friday, 22 March, with a 1pm shotgun start. The four-person scramble can accommodate up to 72 players from 18 teams and is open to the general public.
Those wishing to play should submit a registration form and $150 per player ($600 per team) as soon as possible. The entry fee includes a goody bag, cart rental and chances to win lots of prizes with a buffet meal and awards presentations on offer afterward. The big prize of the day is US$50,000 for a player who scores a hole-in-one at a selected par three, proudly sponsored by Grant Thornton.
There will also be competitions for closest to the pin, longest drive, putting champion and best-dressed team.
Registration/Sponsorship forms may be obtained from the St. Ignatius School or Church offices or on the website st-ignatius.com. Forms are also available at the North Sound pro shop. For further information or to request a registration form, please e-mail [email protected].
Sponsorships range from $100 to $1,000 and St. Ignatius is appealing for additional sponsors. Donations of prizes are also welcome. All sponsorships and prizes should be received by Friday, 15 March, in order to be included in advertising, programme and signs.
Please submit all forms/payments by hand to the St. Ignatius Church Office on Walkers Road or by post to St. Ignatius Golf Scramble, Box 2638, Grand Cayman, KY1-1102. Forms/payments can also be submitted to Jason or Robert at the North Sound Club.
The final deadline to register is Monday, 18 March, but it is likely that all available spaces will fill up before then, so please register early to avoid disappointment.
Anyone wishing to donate prizes, offer sponsorship or ask further questions about the tournament, please phone 949-6797 between the hours of 9am and 4pm, Mondays to Fridays or e-mail the above address. All proceeds from this event will benefit ongoing facility development funds at St. Ignatius Church and school.
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