Western Nevada College
More than 20 years of providing a fun-filled event has made the Western Nevada College Foundation’s Golf for Education Tournament one that can’t be missed.
The 23rd edition of Golf for Education is set for 9 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 30 at gorgeous Toiyabe Golf Club in Washoe Valley.
By participating in the fundraiser to support workforce development in the Sierra Region, the 18-hole event provides businesses and golfers the chance to help WNC students pursue degrees and certifications, showcase their company, and the excitement and camaraderie of competing in a team format.
Your entry fee into the scramble tournament includes so much more than 18 holes of golf. Participants will be treated to a light breakfast, great tee prizes, hole-in-one and long drive prizes, ample on-course refreshments, raffle prizes, an opportunity to shoot the powerful golf ball cannon, a delicious BBQ, an awards ceremony, team photos, and so much more. The cost is $150 per player, $550 per four-player team or $850 for a business team sponsorship. Lunch for a non-golfing guest is $30.
There are different ways and levels that businesses can sponsor the event. For businesses that sponsor a team, their company name will appear on the event banner and program, they’ll be recognized at the BBQ, they’ll receive two tee signs and a spot for a quartet of players in the tournament.
For entry, sponsorship and volunteer details, phone 775-445-3240 or go to https://www.wnc.edu/foundation/events/golf-for-education/.
In the Photos: Toiyabe Golf Club in Washoe Valley is the site of Western Nevada College Foundation’s 2022 Golf for Education tournament on Friday, Sept. 30. In the second photo, 2021 Golf for Education CHAMPS CARSON CITY TOYOTA: The Carson City Toyota team of Dana Whaley, Greg Whitt, John Gleave and Rudy Schmidt won Western Nevada College Foundation’s 2021 Golf for Education tournament title.
