Lake of the Ozarks Golf Tourney Fundraiser

Published July 5, 2012 |

There’s more to life here in the Lake of the Ozarks/Truman Lake area than just the lake itself. This wouldn’t be a great place to live if the people who lived here didn’t care so much about their fellow man. When you can combine the great outdoors with helping to raise money for a good cause, everybody wins. That’s why the Citizens Against Domestic Violence will be holding their annual Lake of the Ozarks golf tournament fundraiser on Saturday, July 15, 2012.

The Old Kinderhook Golf Club located at 20 Eagle Ridge Rd in Camdenton will be hosting the 5th Annual CADV Golf Classic. This will be a 4 person scramble. The 1pm shotgun start will be preceded by lunch at 11:30am. The entry fee per golfer is $150. This includes a catered lunch by the Trophy Room at Old Kinderhook, a golf cart, 18 holes of play, a certificate for a free golf club (you pay shipping and handling) and the chance to win several large prizes thanks to the sponsors of this event. One of the prizes up for grabs is $25,000 for the hole-in-one. To enter, you can simply download the form here and mail it along with your entry fee in to the CADV office. For more information, please contact Mike Terry at (573) 365-7050.

All entrants into the tournament will be vying for the following prizes:

1st Place: Callaway RAZR HL Irons
2nd Place: Callaway RAZR Black Driver
12th Place: Callaway Metal X#1 Putter
18th Place: Callaway Warbird Stand Bag
22nd Place: $50 gift certificate to the Old Kinderhook golf shop

If you don’t have your own team to sign up, don’t fret. You will be placed with other golfers to make up a team. No matter what skill level you are, please consider joining the Lake of the Ozarks golf tourney fundraiser for Citizens Against Domestic Violence on Saturday, July 15, 2012 at the Old Kinderhook Golf Club. Last year, the CADV helped more than 410 victims of both domestic violence and sexual assault in the Lake of the Ozarks area. With your help, the CADV can assist even more people this year.

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