The Golfweek Amateur Tour Family invites you to join us IN THE FIGHT FOR "VICTORY OVER CANCER"

The Fight is Personal - In Memory of Those We Lost.

In October of 2009, the Golfweek Amateur Tour committed to help in the fight against cancer after the Tour lost a fellow director to the disease. Roger Mitterling was not only a fellow tour director but a dear friend. As an expression of our grief, we posted a story entitled, "GOLF IS A GREAT GAME FOR THE SMALL THINGS THAT IT DOES..."

We have lost others since we started our campaign and their memories stay with us, making us better--better as people, as directors, as a Tour, and as a family. We invite you to join us in the fight against cancer as we continue to honor Roger Mitterling, Bruce Hollenbeck, Jamy Gillan, and Phil Robinson.

 
A $10 Raffle ticket gets a chance to win many great prize packages. (More prizes added soon)
Winners to be announced Thanksgiving weekend!!

 

Vacation Accommodations in Palmetto Dunes for a 4 days and 3 nights

Includes: Accommodations for 4 days/ 3 night in a Resort View, Two Bedroom Villa. Also includes 2 hours of tennis/pickleball daily based availability, free bicycle rentals, 1 day of free kayak or canoe rentals, and 1 round of golf for 4 players at one of the Palmetto Dunes Courses. This trip is not valid over the dates of the Tour Championship.

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Two night stay at the Omni Hilton Head Resort in a Resort View Studio Suite with breakfast for Two each day

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Two night stay at the Beach House Hilton Head Island Resort in a Premium King Room

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Two night stay at the Sonesta Resort Hilton Head Island

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Set of Srixon ZX5 MK II irons (4-PW)

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Set of Srixon ZX7 MK II irons (4-PW)

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Srixon ZX7 Driver

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2 Cleveland RTX 6 Zip Core Wedges (56 & 58)

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A specially procured Golfweek Amateur Tour Package

More information to come!

 

For over a decade, the Golfweek Amateur Tour has been raising money to help fight cancer. So far we have raised money through raffles, contests, and donations. Both businesses and personal donors have been generous. We can't thank all of you enough for supporting the cause and donating in an effort to find a cure.
Whether you choose to participate in efforts through our local tours, through the online website, or at our end-of-season National Championship in Hilton Head, we appreciate your support. We invite you to join our team, invite others to join, and give all you can to help others have the chance to swing another day.