Taking aim at helping the massive recovery effort resulting from
the Asian tsunami, a local group is sponsoring a golf tourney
fundraiser on Friday at Coyote Creek Golf Club. The Dunham and
Watkins Tsunami Relief golf tournament .features a $10,000
hole-in-one grand prize, with an additional $10,000 going to the
Red Cross to help aid Asian tsunami victims.
Taking aim at helping the massive recovery effort resulting from the Asian tsunami, a local group is sponsoring a golf tourney fundraiser on Friday at Coyote Creek Golf Club.
The Dunham and Watkins Tsunami Relief golf tournament .features a $10,000 hole-in-one grand prize, with an additional $10,000 going to the Red Cross to help aid Asian tsunami victims.
The tourney costs $200 per person, which includes greens fees, shared cart with bottled water, range balls, tournament services, box lunch, beer, and dinner. Half of all proceeds go directly to the Red Cross Tsunami Relief Fund.
There will be a 10:30am check in time and an 11:30am shotgun tee-off on the tournament course.
There will also be several other tourney hole-in-one prizes, including:
- Club Glove: The top travel bag on tour includes the golf travel bag and the rolling duffle on the longest remaining Par 3.
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A Taylor Made Driver on the second longest remaining par 3.
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A $250 pro shop gift certificate on the shortest remaining par 3.
Anyone interested in sponsoring a hole can do so for $100, which will go to the Red Cross. A tee sign will be placed at one of the holes.
For information or to sign up, call Kelly Dunham at (408) 782-0509 or email her at
ri**********@th*************.com
Gav coach urges help for tsunami disaster victims
Gavilan College men’s basketball assistant coach Michael Baumgartner is urging members of the local community to pitch in and help out with the relief effort for victims of the Dec. 26 earthquake/tsunami in the Indian Ocean. Baumgartner, whose family sponsors underprivileged children through the charitable organizations Save the Children (www.savethechildren.org) and World Vision (www.wvus.org), suggests those two Web sites as a starting point for those who wish to give “a few pennies” to the effort.
Details: e-mail Michael Baumgartner at
mb*************@ya***.com
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