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Home/Riverhawk News/NSU College of Education hosts benefit golf tournament

NSU College of Education hosts benefit golf tournament

Published: 2016-08-26 

(Tahlequah, Oklahoma)--Northeastern State Universitys College of Education is hosting the Starting New at Golf (SNAG) Scholarship Fundraiser Tournament onSept. 10at the Burnt Cabin SNAG Golf Course. The fun-filled day of golf begins at9 a.m.Lunch and SNAG golf equipment are provided.

The family friendly golf tournament is hosted at a donated private golf venue in the natural beauty of the Burnt Cabin/Lake Tenkiller area. This fundraiser is unique in that 100% of player and sponsorship funding go to our scholarship account through the NSU Foundation since the course, food and equipment are donated.

We started this event in 2013 not only as a fundraiser, but as a time for community members to come out and have a fun day with their families, Dr. Vanessa Anton, associate dean of the College of Education, said.

You can sign up as a team, as a sponsor or as an individual player. Or, you can just come out and show your support by enjoying the day with us.

Teams consist of five players with six teams competing in the morning and six teams in the afternoon. Registration fees are $125 per player. Hole sponsorships are available at $500 for gold, $250 for silver, and $150 bronze.