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Friday August 23 2019
Nobleton Lakes Golf Club
 


Includes 18 holes of golf, practice green and driving range, power cart, lunch, dinner and prizes

Includes 18 holes of golf, practice green and driving range, power cart, lunch, dinner and prizes. Company logo on signage at designated hole and in tournament program and recognition during dinner. 

Company logo on signage at designated hole and in tournament program and recognition during dinner.

Display your product or equipment at a designated hole. Company logo on signage at designated hole and in tournament program and recognition during dinner.

Sponsoring company to provide a sleeve of golf balls for all players with their logo. Company logo displayed on golf balls, in tournament program and recognition during dinner.

Signage on all power carts for golfers and volunteers. Recognition in tournament program and during dinner.

Supplies lunch to all participants. Company logo on signage in lunch dining area and in tournament program and recognition during lunch. Bring your company’s products/marketing materials to display in lunch area.

Signage on beverage carts and one free drink ticket (with your company logo on it) to all golfers. Recognition in tournament program and during dinner.

Supplies dinner to all participants. Company logo on signage in dining area and in tournament program and recognition during dinner. Bring your company’s products/marketing materials to display in dining area.

Not a golfer? No problem! Join us for a steak dinner buffet at the conclusion of the golfing portion of the day.

 

REGISTER BY AUGUST 16

For more information on this event please email Myscha Stafford at myscha@landscapeontario.com.We look forward to seeing you there!

Landscape Ontario Horticultural Trades Association 7856 Fifth Line South, Milton, ON L9T 2X8

1-800-265-5656

www.horttrades.com

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