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Professional Golf Championship Coming to Gwinnett April 15-21
The PGA's Championship Tour for pros 50 and over will be playing in the first Greater Gwinnett Championship at the Greg Norman-designed TCP Sugarloaf course.
The Greater Gwinnett Championship, the county’s new Champions Tour golf
tourney, is scheduled for April 15-21 at the TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth.
The tournament will benefit a number of local charities, including the Gwinnett
County Public Schools Foundation Fund.
This 54-hole stroke play tournament will feature 81 Champions Tour professionals competing for a $1.8 million purse. The event will be nationally televised on the Golf Channel.
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To purchase tickets or volunteer for Greater Gwinnett Championship, visit http://www.greatergwinnettchampionship.com.
The PGA Greater Gwinnett Championship has volunteer opportunities available for students age 13 and up, and for adults. Volunteer opportunities include:
Shuttle drivers to transport volunteers and players from parking lot to events, seven passenger van, no special license needed.
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Each hole needs at least 16 volunteers, assuming each volunteer works only the minimum three shifts.
Volunteers are required to purchase a uniform packet which includes meal tickets, a high-quality golf shirt, wind jacket and a hat or visor. The total cost is $75 per adult or $25 per student.
For more information, and to register, visit
www.greatergwinnettchampionship.com and click on “Volunteer.”
The PGA will allocate a portion of advance ticket purchases (for one day passes and weekly badges only) to GCPS if noted when ordering online at
http://www.gcps-foundation.org/pro-golf-tourney-benefits-gcps.
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