Beach Party Golf Tourney
Saturday, Aug 17 | Country Drive Golf Course | Shotgun Start 3pm | Music 9pm
Register for Beach Party Golf!
Preregister your team through our PayPal by clicking the register here link.
Make sure to include $100 per player, names, phone numbers, and emails for you and your teammate if you're registering a team.
Beach Party Golf Tourney
Get ready to dive into the ultimate summer extravaganza at the second annual Beach Party Golf! Slip into your slickest speedos, sassiest bikinis, or —if you’re not feeling brave enough— board shorts – it's time to unleash your beachwear flair! Who needs a shirt when you're soaking up the sun and swinging your clubs? Gather your partner-in-crime for a thrilling two-person team showdown in the best ball scramble. With eighteen epic holes of golf, you’re in for a wild ride!
Your $100 per player entry fee covers golf, cart, food, and the live music after-part.
All proceeds will be dedicated to The Great Plains Colon Cancer Task Force, making every moment of this exhilarating day on the greens count towards a brighter future. Don't miss out on the thrill of the summer – join us for Beach Party Golf and make waves for a worthy cause!
Saturday, Aug 17 | Country Drive Golf Course
Check In: 1pm Shotgun Start: 3pm
Live Music: 9pm
2 Person Scramble: $100 Per Player*
Live Music for Non-golfers $25
*Includes concert & burger bar
Registration
Preregister your team through our PayPal here:
Make sure to include names, phone numbers, and emails for you and your teammate if you're registering a team.
For information on day or registration, please email us at:
omahafhs@gmail.com
About the Charity
The Great Plains Colon Cancer Task Force was formed in 1999 to increase public awareness of colon cancer and the importance of early detection and prevention. Health organizations, businesses, colon cancer survivors, and volunteers throughout the community engaged in a comprehensive effort to get the community talking about colon cancer and to provide free colon cancer screenings.
Playing the 2-Man Scramble
Golfer A and Golfer B form our team in a 2-Man Scramble tournament. On the first tee, both golfers hit drives. They compare the results. Which ball is in the best position? Let's say Golfer B's drive is best. So Golfer A picks up his ball and moves it to the location of Golfer B's. (The most commonly used criteria for placing the moved ball is to place it within one club-length of the selected ball's position.)
Both golfers then play their second strokes from that location. They compare the results of the second strokes and, again, select the ball in the best position. The other golfer moves his or her ball to that location.
This method of play continues until the golf ball is holed to record the team score.