Summer is almost here. Time to be a sponsor and register for the Chamber Golf Open at the Wellesley Country Club on Monday, July 19.

All golfers are welcome to enjoy this beautiful course, Site of the 2010 Mass Open. Players do not have to be chamber or club members.

A portion of the proceeds from the 2010 Chamber Open will be donated to Wellesley Education Foundation.

Come one, come all for a great event!

Click for more info... www.wellesleychamber.org

o Prize Sponsor including $5,000 Putt for Cash - $4,000
· Foursome
· Logo on publicity, website and donor recognition
· Prizes presentation

o Lunch Sponsor - $4,000
· Foursome
· Logo on publicity, website and event donor recognition
· Lunch Welcome remarks
· Open signage

o Golf Pro Clinic Sponsor - $1,000
· Listing on publicity, Website and event signage

o Hole Sponsor - $400
· Tee and Green signs
· Recognition in newsletters and website

o Tee or Green Sponsor - $250
· Tee or Green sign
· Recognition in newsletters and website

Golf Only
o Foursome - $800
o Individual golfer - $225

Awards Reception Only (for Non-Golfers)
o Chamber Members - $35
o Non-Chamber Members - $45

Player registration includes Lunch and Awards Reception, greens fees, carts, on-course markers, player bags, laminated player information card, eligibility for Putt for $5,000, Closest to the Pin, Closest to the Line, Longest Drive contests.

For Sponsorship & Player Registration Form, click on link below or call / email Cathy 781-235-2446 / cmcgrath@wellesleychamber.org.

Many Thanks to these generous sponsors:

• Lead Sponsor ~ Sun Life Financial
• Publicity Sponsor ~ The Wellesley Townsman
• Hat Sponsor ~ Equity Office Properties
• Cart Sponsor ~ Elite Media Solutions
• Bottled Water Sponsor ~ West Suburban YMCA

If you would like to donate an item (preferably golf- related) to go into the Player Bags, please contact Cathy at the Chamber office. Quantities needed will be 120.

If you would like to donate a raffle item, please contact Cathy at the Chamber office. Value should be $25 or more.

A bramble starts off just like a scramble: the members of each team (usually four players per team) tee off, and the best drive is selected. In a scramble, this process continues until the ball is holed, producing one team score.

However, in a bramble, after the best drive is selected, all players play from that spot but then continue playing their own ball, stroke-play style, until each has holed out, producing four individual scores.

The team score can be the one low ball of the group, the two low balls, or some other variation depending on the tournament director's instructions.

In our case, each team will be selecting one low ball for each hole. We also be handicapping each player so the lowest score will be a net score.

Mark Mullaney, Resolve Associates, Chair
Duffy Brent, West Suburban YMCA
Tim Graham, Corcoran & Havlin Insurance
John Howard, Eagle Strategies
Dan Kurema, Equity Office Properties
Alice Lee, Wellesley Bank
Tracey Nicholson, Equity Office Properties
Maura O'Brien, Chamber of Commerce