St. Jude Golf Tournament Returns to Shula’s Golf Club

Shula’s Hotel & Golf Club will proudly host the Corey for St. Jude Golf Tournament for its 11th consecutive year this September. The tournament, which has risen over $300,000 since its humble beginnings, will take place this year on Monday September 30th, shortly after the course has reopened from major renovations this summer.

Corey Sticco is the son of the golf course’s superintendent Tim Sticco, which gives this tournament special meaning for all of the employees at Shula’s. Corey has been receiving treatment from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital for the last ten years.

Shula’s Golf Club is currently looking for a number of tournament sponsors to help raise money for this noble cause. Through the sponsorship, companies are able to put marketing dollars into a noble cause and support the lifesaving work of St. Jude. Sponsorships vary in size and include a number of benefits for each individual sponsor. “This event has a special meaning to all of us here at Shula’s…I am asking for your support to help us raise money for this wonderful cause. Thank you in advance for your help,” said Kenny Fill, Director of Golf at Shula’s Golf Club. Kenny takes great pride in organizing this event each year.

In 1962 when St. Jude first opened, only 4 percent of children suffering from acute lymphoblastic leukemia lived to see adulthood. Today, thanks to the research performed at St. Jude, this number has reached an astounding 94 percent!

On behalf of Shula’s Golf Club and St. Jude Children’s Hospital, we ask you to join us in celebrating life and the hope that one day 100 percent of the children diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia enjoy long healthy lives. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, or would like more information, contact Kenny Fill, Director of Golf at 305.820.8170 or by email at Kenny.fill@donshulahotel.com. We also invite you to visit the Corey for St. Jude website to see a list of sponsors from last year’s event.

Shula’s Hotel and Golf Club and Hotel Indigo Miami Lakes are located in Miami Lakes and are owned and operated by The Graham Companies. On site restaurants and amenities include The Original Shula’s  Steak House, Shula’s Steak 2, Vie De France Bakery, The Spa at Shula’s, Shula’s Athletic Club and Shula’s Golf Club.  305.821.1150.

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Win first place in tournament Golf IECRM

200 players competing in the annual tournament of Golf IECRM at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood, Colo., July 25, EcoGreenOffice (www.ecogreenoffice.com), a friendly Office products provider of land and services teamHe won first place, with the team Northglenn Winlectric (www.northglennwinlectric.com), a wholesaler of electricity, in a close second place with a one point difference. The annual IECRM Golf Tournament is a fundraiser that involves professionals and companies that support IECRM and its mission of advancing United States power contractor.

This year's tournament was the biggest event in the IECRM history, thanks to the participation and support of nearly 200 players and more than 100 companies.

The event was supported by Premier Sponsor, Thomas & Betts (www.tnb.com), together with important sponsors Colorado Business Bank (www.cobizbank.com), Eaton Corporation (www.eaton.com), Encore Electric, Inc. (www.encoreelectric.com), (www.gexpro.com), Milwaukee Electric Tool (www.milwaukeetool.com) Gexpro and Pinnacol Assurance (www.pinnacol.com). Tournament prizes were donated by Yacine (www.benecoinc.com), IDEAL Industries, Inc. (www.idealindustries.com), energy management systems and Schneider Electric (www.schneider-electric.com).

More players have donated $1500 for the IECRM (PAC) political action Committee Fund PAC holes designated fund that allowed participants an advantage of Phil Mickelson.

Notable players in the tournament this year included: Bergelectric Corporation (www.bergelectric.com), Hi-Tech Electric, Inc. (www.hi-tech-electric.com), Kenny electrical services (www.kenny-electric.com) and Northern Electric, Inc. (www.northernelec.com).

The tournament had its first female team, represented by LEI Companies, Inc. (www.leicompanies.com).

For more information about membership and partnership opportunities with the main trade of the region of the Rocky Mountains Association, please visit http://www.iecrm.org or call (303) 853-4886.

On the Rocky Mountain independent electrical contractors (IECRM)

Founded in 1981, the independent electrical contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) is the premier organization non-profit from the region of the Rocky Mountains, representing 200 independent contractors and companies in the industry and provide education to more than 600 aspiring electrical apprentices and electricians authorized annually. IECRM is approved and regulated by the Colorado Department of higher education, Division of private occupational schools Board; and recognized by US Department of Labor Office of learning (OA/BAT). IECRM is dedicated to support, educate and promote the morning energy professionals.

IECRM, located in Denver, Colorado, is a chapter of the independent electrical contractors (IEC), a national trade association for shop of merit electrical and systems contractors.

Contact:

Samantha McCormick
Marketing manager
Rocky Mountain electrical contractors
(303) 853-4886
Samantha@iecrm.org
www.iecrm.org

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Goodwill Third Annual Golf Tournament

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida’s third annual golf fundraiser will be held Sunday, May 19 at Coral Oaks Golf Course in Cape Coral. Last year’s tournament successfully raised $15,000 in gross proceeds to benefit the agency’s programs and services and Goodwill is hoping to raise even more at this year’s event.

“This is such a fun way to give back to the community,” says Goodwill’s Community Relations Coordinator, Madison Mitchell. “Not only do participants get to play on a beautiful course but, the proceeds raised go right back into Southwest Florida through Goodwill’s programs and services.”

The Goodwill Golf Classic will feature a raffle, and multiple contests such as Closest to the Pin, 50/50 raffle, and a longest drive competition. If the Hole in One challenge has a winner, he/she will receive a Pebble Beach golf getaway vacation for 2, including roundtrip airfare, valued at $7,500.

The cost to play is just $60 for a single player, $240 for a 4-person team and $100 to sponsor a hole.

“It’s because of events like this one, and because of our donors and shoppers that we were able to assist over 30,000 people with disabilities and disadvantages in Southwest Florida last year,” explains Mitchell. “We wouldn’t be able to do that without the support of the community.”

To RSVP or for more information on the Golf Classic, call Madison Mitchell at (239)995-2106 ext. 2213 or email madisonmitchell@goodwillswfl.org.

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc. helps people with disabilities and disadvantages overcome their barriers to employment and independence. Supported programs include Job-Link employment resource centers, the Four Wheels For Work vehicle assistance program, L.I.F.E. Academy, and the Southwest Florida MicroEnterprise program. For more information about Goodwill’s programs in Southwest Florida, please visit http://www.goodwillswfl.org.

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Goodwill Golf Tournament

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida’s third annual golf fundraiser was held May 19 at Coral Oaks Golf Course in Cape Coral. Over 100 players put on their golfing shoes for the event, which raised over $11,000 in gross proceeds to benefit the agency’s programs and services.

Fred Parham, Ted Myers & Anthony Myers from Myers & Parham walked away with a first place score of 54, while SunTrust finished in second place with 56, and The Thompson Agency finished at third with a score of 57.

Despite coming in last place, Gulfcoast Consulting Group walked away with a Bowland bowling party gift certificate to try their hand at another sport.

“We cannot say enough about how much we enjoyed the Goodwill Golf Classic,” says Teely Byrd, of Gulfcoast Consulting Group, Inc. “Everyone involved was great and the event was extremely organized. We can surely say that we will be back next year to protect our title of the team with the highest score!”

Contests, raffles, and games were all featured during the tournament including a hole-in-one contest that offered a golfing excursion to Pebble Beach valued at $7,500 to the winner. While no one landed an ace on the grand prize hole, Bob Bravard, a teacher at Caloosa Elementary, was lucky enough to get his first career hole-in-one during the tournament on an auxiliary hole, winning a $500 Visa gift card.

“I’ve been playing for 46 years,” says Bravard. “This is my first hole-in-one. It’s great!”

Another contest was the Fuzzy Dice Game, which gave players a chance to roll a die in order move to a closer tee-off point. This year, the Fuzzy Dice Game was run by Florida Sled Hockey Association coach Ron Robichaud and some of the team’s players. The team, which is comprised of athletes with physical disabilities and is sponsored by Goodwill, was able to raise over $430 during the tournament.

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc. helps people with disabilities and disadvantages overcome their barriers to employment and independence. In 2012, Goodwill assisted over 30,000 individuals in Southwest Florida. Supported programs include Job-Link employment resource centers, the Four Wheels For Work vehicle assistance program, L.I.F.E. Academy, and the Southwest Florida MicroEnterprise program. For more information about Goodwill’s programs in Southwest Florida, please visit http://www.goodwillswfl.org.

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IECRM tournament annual golf course

The annual Golf Tournament IECRM, biggest IECRM (www.iecrm.org) of the year fundraising event, will start at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood, Colorado. More than 200 players will compete in the tournament to raise money for the trade association IECRM, with special holes dedicated to fund IECRM (PAC) political action Committee. IECRM is the Trade Association of leading energy and the educational institution in the region of the Rocky Mountains and has a Legislative Committee in place that use to Hicks & Associates (www.lobbyco.com) as its lobbyist.

The premiere of the annual Golf IECRM 2013 tournament sponsor is Thomas & Betts (www.tnb.com). The tournament is also supported by a number of companies.

Notable companies participating in this year's tournament include: Business Bank of Colorado (www.cobizbank.com), Eaton Corporation (www.eaton.com), Encore Electric, Inc. (www.encoreelectric.com), Gexpro (www.gexpro.com), Milwaukee (www.milwaukeetool.com), Pinnacol Assurance (www.pinnacol.com) and Thomas & Betts (www.tnb.com) tool.

"Participation is abundant, and this will be our biggest tournament nets still." Much of the success of our non-profit association certify that the commitment of our members and sponsorships, "said IECRM Director of operations, Kristin Kim Haynes. "We hope that all our players will be Grip It, Rip and Hit Em straight!"

A limited number of tickets are still available for the annual IECRM Golf Tournament on Thursday, July 25, from 8 to 16:30 at Fox Hollow Golf Course in Lakewood, Colorado. Buy tickets: https://www.iecrm.org/events/2013-iecrm-golf-tournament/

Visit www.iecrm.org or call (303) 853-4886 to learn more about IECRM and to find out how to become a member or partner of the trade association.

On the Rocky Mountain independent electrical contractors (IECRM)

Founded in 1981, the independent electrical contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) is the premier organization non-profit from the region of the Rocky Mountains, representing 200 independent contractors and companies in the industry and provide education to more than 600 aspiring electrical apprentices and electricians authorized annually. IECRM is approved and regulated by the Colorado Department of higher education, Division of private occupational schools Board; and recognized by US Department of Labor Office of learning (OA/BAT). IECRM is dedicated to support, educate and promote the morning energy professionals.

IECRM, located in Denver, Colorado, is a chapter of the independent electrical contractors (IEC), a national trade association for shop of merit electrical and systems contractors.

Contact:

Samantha McCormick
Marketing manager
Rocky Mountain electrical contractors
(303) 853-4886
Samantha@iecrm.org
www.iecrm.org

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New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation to Host 19th Annual Benefit Golf Tournament

The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation (NJVVMF) will hold its 19th Annual Golf Tournament, sponsored by Jersey Mike Subs, on Monday, July 15 from 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. at the Eagle Oaks Golf & Country Club at 20 Shore Oaks Drive in Farmingdale, NJ. A foursome is $1,700 and the per player fee is $425. The day includes breakfast, on-course refreshments, lunch, dinner and awards reception, access to club amenities, greens fees and gratuity. For a schedule of the day and to register or to sponsor the event, visit www.njvvmf.org or call Bill Linderman, Executive Director, NJVVMF, with questions at 732-335-0033 x.102.

"We look forward to holding our 19th Annual Golf Tournament on this beautiful championship golf course. For more than 30 years, I've been involved in organizing golf outings and I promise that this is going to be the best outing to date and also one of the finest in the state,” said Jim Petillo, Chair, 19th Annual Golf Tournament, New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation.

Proceeds from the event benefit the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial and Vietnam Era Museum & Educational Center.  The Memorial  "A Place To Remember, To Heal and To Honor" recognizes those who served, especially the 1,562 New Jersey born soldiers who never returned home. In 2013, the Vietnam Era Museum & Educational Center will celebrate its 15th Anniversary, which since opening in 1998 has welcomed more than 185,000 visitors of all ages through its doors. The nonprofit New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation, with the help of volunteer Vietnam veterans, run the educational programming at the Museum and Memorial throughout the year.

During the Tournament's Dinner and Award Ceremony at 6:00 p.m., the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation is proud to honor the late Ed Eget by presenting the Edward Eget Memorial Trophy to the foursome or team with the lowest score, using the Calloway method. Eget served in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot and was seriously wounded in action in June of 1969. His combat awards include the Air Medal with 16 clusters, the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart. Prior to Vietnam, Eget also received the highest non-combat related medal that can be awarded for valor, the Airman's Medal, for pulling passengers and crew from a burning airplane in Bermuda. Other prizes awarded include Team Prizes, Closest to Pin and Longest Drive.

“We are proud and humbled by the sacrifices, courage and valor of the Vietnam veterans,” said Peter Cancro, founder and CEO Jersey Mike’s Subs. “It's our honor to continue supporting the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation.”

"The Eagle Oaks Golf & Country Club is a championship caliber golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller. We are thrilled to be a part of this event held by such an honorable organization," said Domenic Gatto, Chairman and President, Eagle Oaks Golf and Country Club. "The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation is dear to my heart and I hope that we are able to raise enough funds to keep the Memorial and Museum going strong.  As a Vietnam veteran, I am proud to be part of this patriotic day.”

About The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation          

The New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Foundation offers a meaningful and engaging experience that recognizes the sacrifices, courage and valor of Vietnam veterans and that encourages and fosters a thorough understanding of the Vietnam Era including the political, historical, social, cultural and military aspects, which affected the United States, and especially New Jersey.

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Sports Trading Club golf savant successfully predicts winner of PGA golf tournament

Harris English won golf’s FedEx St. Jude Classic by two shots for his first title on the U.S. PGA Tour and in so doing firmly elevated the Sport Trading Club savant to the highest echelons of great golf gurus.  

On the eve of the tournament the Sports Trading Club revealed that she had chosen Harris English, an American in only his second season on the US PGA Tour, at 66-1 to win the St Jude Classic in Memphis, Tennessee.

English, 23, shot a 1-under-par 69 during the final round at TPC, to finish with a four-round total of 12 under 268. English received $1.01 million for the victory.

There has been worldwide interest in the Sports Trading Club (www.sportstradingclub.com) golf savant since last month when she selected Billy Horschel to record his first PGA Tour victory in the Zurich Classic despite him being a 36-1 outsider.

Her two extraordinary successes only a few weeks apart has stunned the sports betting world who fear the consequences of her accuracy.

Her selection last month of Billy Horschel and this week of Harris English reinforces the belief that the Sports Trading Club now has an incredible inside advantage with trading on golf, a sport which sees multi-million dollars sums wagered weekly.

The Sports Trading Club created The Insight Project, a world first with the study of savants and sports trading.

It is led by their scientific director Dr. Allan Snyder, FRS who, for some 20 years, has conducted ground breaking research on savants at both the Australian National University and the University of Sydney.

“We have embraced the extraordinary skills of savants to give ourselves a unique advantage,” said Dr Snyder.

“Certain savants unmask patterns that others can't see and are bewilderingly quick at performing calculations and recalling enormous amounts of data, “ he said.

Dr. Snyder, himself a living genius and brilliant learned scholar, believes that certain savants have a distinct  advantage in sports trading, which gives the Sports Trading Club a diagnostic edge that no one else can achieve.

Dr Snyder would say little about the identity of the Savant except that she lives in the USA and four years ago she had never even watched a game of golf.

A small subset of autistics, known as savants, can perform super specialised mental feats.

Savant syndrome is a condition in which a person demonstrates profound and prodigious capacities and abilities far in excess of what would be considered normal.

Perhaps the most famous savant was Dustin Hoffman's character in ''Rain Man,'' who could count hundreds of matchsticks at a glance.

But the truth has often been even stranger: one celebrated savant in turn-of-the-century Vienna could calculate the day of the week for every date since the birth of Christ.

Other savants can speak dozens of languages without formally studying any of them or can reproduce music at the piano after only a single hearing.”

The Sports Trading Club,  which  operates as a private investors group in England, recently allowed the general public to become associate members  in Australia.

It reported a 305% profit for the first quarter of 2013 sending a clear message to investors that trading on sports and prediction markets is an emerging industry to rival traditional financial markets.

In December last year it announced a multi-million pound partnership in Australia and followed  Britain’s largest bookmaker, William Hill, into the booming Aussie sports market.

“Our move to Australia has proven to be astute. A person who invested $50,000 on January 1 of this year has seen that grow to $312,532 in  five months,” Mr Robin said.

“It is high reward for low risk, as at no time did we invest more than one per cent of the fund into any one trade,” he said.

STC recently expanded into South Africa and South Korea is now looking toward expanding throughout Europe and Asia.

STC is currently in negotiations with a joint venture partner for the Macau market.

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WUSA9 Tees AT & T 2013 National Golf Tournament

WASHINGTON, DC - WUSA 9 will be delivering exclusive and innovative live coverage of all the action in the national AT & T Golf Tournament beginning on Monday, June 24.  The tournament will be played this year at the legendary, historic Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland and will have 132 of the best golfers in the world.  One of the biggest names in golf today, the 2013 master champion Adam Scott is among the exceptional field of professional golf, scheduled to play the tournament. And WUSA 9 will bring the best of the best to the spectators, the users of the application, fans and spectators week.

Television coverage of the WUSA 9 include transmissions live afternoon all beginning of week 17 long and also special curfew Wednesday to Friday 11:32 to 23:50.  And on Sunday, June 30, coverage will conclude with an exclusive show wrap-up; "Game on: overtime" in 23:35 that will focus in particular AT & T National highlights of the tournament.  WUSA 9 coverage also includes a vibrant digital component with content delivered in the WUSA 9 news exclusive streaming app and twitter in vivo whole week coverage.

According to WUSA 9 President and General Manager Mark Burdett; "this is our second year of a significant commitment to the local and regional sport, and the national AT & T Golf Tournament is the highlight of the local golf season. "Since the Tiger Woods Foundation to our partners a tremendous LG Electronics, Ford Washington, Lexus and Sheehy Automotive dealers to the CBS Sports Team top notch this event is really a local masterpiece and we are really happy to be part of the coverage and excitement."

WUSA 9 morning news anchor Mike Hydeck and WUSA 9 sports journalist / anchor, Kristen Berset report live each day of the tournament. The Washington Post Golf expert and reporter Barry Svrluga sports will be in hand deliver your golf games insights throughout the tournament.

The tournament, sponsored by the Tiger Woods Foundation, in its seventh year of play and is expected to attract an audience of over 150,000 fans and spectators. Golfers will compete for a prize of $6.5 million.

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Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers Headlines Volunteers of America's Legends Tournament

Autographed baseballs from Hall of Famer Rollie Fingers are just one of the balls every player has an eye on at The Legends Golf Tournament to benefit Volunteers of America, in Denver, Colorado, on August 8. With the Colorado Rockies Charity Fund signing-on as event partner, this is a golf tournament with a baseball theme.

Festivities kick-off with a pre-tournament dinner on Wednesday, August 7, at The Denver ChopHouse & Brewery where Mr. Fingers meets golfers, signs autographs and talks about his 17-year career, earning election to the National Baseball Hall of Fame -- only the second relief pitcher to do so -- and winning him the honor of having his number retired by two teams (Oakland Athletics and Milwaukee Brewers). The dinner event is sponsored by CoBiz Insurance, a longtime underwriter of this annual party for tournament players and their guests.  

Then, on Thursday morning, August 8, the spotlight swings to the private Sanctuary Golf Course, created by RE/MAX co-founders Dave and Gail Liniger, where access is reserved for charity tournament participants. A full day begins at 9:30 a.m. with practice time, lunch, an 18-hole best ball tournament and dinner, and wraps up with awards at 7:00 p.m. Rollie Fingers is on hand to autograph baseballs, mingle with players and compete in the tournament.

Mr. Fingers joins a list of baseball celebrities who have supported Volunteers of America's Legends Golf Tournament over the past decade, including Brooks Robinson, Bob Feller, Gaylord Perry, Andres Galarraga, Goose Gossage, Fergie Jenkins, Harmon Killebrew, Steve Carlton and Dante Bichette. Traditionally, each year, the featured baseball player’s autographed jersey sets off the most enthusiastic live auction bidding.  

Entry fees begin at $5,000 per foursome and sponsorship and co-sponsorship opportunities are available. Funds raised benefit Volunteers of America Colorado Chapter’s family strengthening services for families moving out of homelessness and domestic violence. Please visit http://www.VOAColorado.org for more information.

Tournament co-chairs are Lee Earnhart of Chambers Wine and Liquor, John Milek of CoBiz Insurance and Greg Stiff of The J M Smucker Company.

To enter a foursome, become a sponsor, purchase tickets to the ChopHouse dinner or for more information, please contact tournament coordinator, Denise Robert at 303-368-5208 or Denise@DeniseRobert.com.

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Professional EM event service expanded in one week Phoenix LPGA Tournament golf industry.

To provide professional EM party & event rentals, Phoenix-based pro event management company is at 14-17 March from tent structure announced today, equipment rental, security personnel RR Donnelly LPGA founders Cup women's golf tournament Phoenix 2 years in a row is returned.

Overall, including 11000 square-foot hospitality skybox tent products for clients in the participating companies more professional EM event JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & spa on the vendor area and fans and LPGA's Wildfire Golf Club a clear span tent structure hoisting Professional EM, not just courses and provides almost 60 toilet portable and Executive fencing, tables and chairs, linens, in a tent. Professional EM, provides a course in a tournament and perimeter access security.

Allow EM to develop professional golf tournament in the scope even further.

"We specialized knowledge event services Phoenix we are excited to offer again in the year RR Donnelly LPGA founders Cup women's golf tournament" Pro EM Business Development Director, Andy Madura said. "An exceptional fan with the PGA Tour and LPGA events can continue".

TPC Scottsdale in the corporate functions and year for all professional EM fan hospitality tent structure, Coors Light bird's nest Enterprise village, Greenskeeper Pavilion, Expo Centre and famous 16 holes management Phoenix open building waste, including the Coliseum. Total PRO EM fencing, generators, security officers each year in courses 7215 yards crowd more than 500000 attended too.

Function as an organization to generate professional EM turn key event production partner individuals or any size event. Is to provide the event highly effective solutions by supplying clear span structure of professional EM and Southwest's biggest event production inventory and frame tents, chairs, tables, table decor, power and power distribution. Clients can provide items needed or need custom structure plan or high-end, elegant modern wedding show large sporting events, to professional EM all. Professional EM also provides commercial services for portable Executive restroom trailer light towers, fencing and traffic control, including an experienced professional security, event management and car park personnel.

About LPGA ( Ladies Professional Golf Association)
LPGA is for women of the world's leading professional golf organization. Members of the membership more than 1700 was established in 1950, Association of diverse and renowned marks the 29 countries. Dedicated LPGA Teaching and Club professionals (T & CP) to directly affect the education, guidance and management through empowering inspiration, education, games, so showcasing the best in women's Golf fun, compete in the LPGA Tour professionals worldwide have vision to entertain. LPGA futures tour is to consistently generate a pipeline of talent on the world stage. LPGA maintains a headquarters in Daytona Beach, Florida. Follow the LPGA Golf Channel and via the web, the TV Home: www.LPGA.com, www.facebook.com/lpga.official, www.twitter.com/lpga, and www.youtube.com/lpgavideo

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