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Oct. 2: COC Foundation Golf Tournament, Swing for Student Success

College of the Canyons | Tuesday, Aug 1, 2023

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The College of the Canyons Foundation invites all golfers to Swing for Student Success at the annual COC Foundation Golf Tournament. The charity golf tournament will be held Monday, Oct. 2 at Valencia Country Club, 27330 Tourney Road, Valencia, CA 91355.

Your participation provides life-changing opportunities for College of the Canyons students.

7:30 a.m. – Registration, driving range opens and breakfast.

9 a.m. – Shotgun start

To register click here or visit www.canyons.edu/administration/foundation/golftournament.php.

Tournament Sponsorship Opportunities

Title Sponsor – $20,000

Three Foursomes including mulligans

Tournament branded as “Company Name Swing for Student Success Golf Tournament”

Branded premium golf shirts

Prominent Tee Signs

Banner at lunch station and reception

Presenting Sponsor – $10,000

Two Foursomes

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications Recognition at each hole

Branded golf caps

Banner at lunch station and reception

Two tee sign

Pin Flag Sponsor – $5,000

One Foursome

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications

Pin Flag with company logo displayed at all 18 holes

One tee sign

Lunch or Reception Sponsor – $2,500

One Foursome

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications

Banner at either lunch station, reception or awards

One tee sign

Birdie Sponsor – $2,000

One Foursome

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications

Breakfast, lunch and awards reception

One tee sign

Caddy Sponsor – $1,000

Two player spots

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications

Breakfast, lunch and awards reception

One tee sign

Specialty Hole Sponsor – $500

Straight Drive

Long Drive

Closest to the Pin

Each sponsor receives the Single Player benefits

plus a Sponsor tee sign displayed at their

sponsorship hole

Single Player – $450

Single player spot

Breakfast, lunch and awards reception

Cart and greens fees

Non-Golfer Sponsor Opportunities

Breakfast Sponsor – $1,500

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications

Recognition at breakfast station

One tee sign

Putting Contest Sponsor – $1,500

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications

Recognition at putting green with tee sign

On-Course Snack Sponsor – $1,500

Named as sponsor in publicity and publications

Recognition on snack cart

One tee sign

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