Door of Hope Golf Open 2023

Madison’s northside is a rich, vibrant and diverse community. We invite you to join with us in helping close the opportunity gap in our schools where low-income students continue to fall behind.

SCHEDULE

8:00–9:30 AM.......... Registration – Coffee & Donuts (practice range open)

9:30 AM.......... Welcome & Rules

10:00 AM.......... Shotgun Start

3:00 PM.......... Hearty Hors d’oeuvres & Desserts, Short Program, Auction & Awards

4:00 PM.......... Finished!

REGISTRATION

COST:

Foursome: $1,000

Individual: $250

EACH GOLFER WILL RECEIVE:

Welcome Gift, Use of Practice Facility, Member Discount at Pro Shop, Box Lunch & Hearty Hors d’oeuvres

*Rain or shine your registration will be considered a donation.

**Registration closes September 18th.

SPONSORSHIPS

GOLD – $3,000

1 foursome

Logo on Door of Hope (DOH) website and day-of event signage

Hole sponsor on course with your name and logo

4 additional guests for hors d’oeuvres

SILVER – $2,500

1 foursome

Logo on DOH website and day-of event signage

Hole sponsor on course with your name and logo

2 additional guests for hors d’oeuvres

BRONZE – $2,000

1 foursome

Hole sponsor on course with your name and logo

An additional guest for hors d’oeuvres

OTHER SPONSOR OPPORTUNITIES:

HOLE SPONSORS: $500 - Sign on hole

PUTTING GREEN: $1,000 - Sign on location

DRIVING RANGE: $1,000 - Sign on location

GOLF CARTS: $1,000 - Sign on all golf carts

GOLF BALLS: $1,200 - Company logo imprinted

BEVERAGE CARTS: $1,000 - Sign on beverage carts

LUNCH: $2,000 - Logo on boxes

GUEST CELEBRITY:

MARC MCDOWELL

Marc McDowell has been the most successful professional bowler in the history of the Madison Bowling Association. He was voted PBA and Sporting News “Rookie of the Year” in 1986. In 1991-92, at age 28 , he served as the youngest ever PBA President. Marc won five PBA Tour titles including the prestigious Firestone Tournament of Champions in 1992, a year in which he was also the PBA Tour Leading Money Winner and voted BWAA Bowler of the Year. Marc has been inducted into the Madison and Wisconsin Bowling Halls of Fame.

Marc and his wife Kerri have four children and currently reside in Black River Falls, WI.