Annual Golf Tournament

by G2G Rail Trail Inc.

Wednesday, 5th June 2019 from 8:45 AM onwards (EDT)
Ariss Valley Golf and Country Club, 5700 Highway 86, Ariss, Ontario N0B 1B0

Event Information

Packages	Price	Quantity
The "Foursome Package" (4 Golfers, power cart, 4 breakfast, 4 lunches, Tee hole sponsor sign, special recognition and an option to include items in each golfer registration bag)	$800	1
The "Buggy" (1 Golfer, power cart, 1 breakfast, 1 lunch)	$150	0
The “Tourist” (1 lunch)	$60	0
Beverage Cart	$500	1
Lunch Sponsor	$500	1
Hole Sponsor	$200	1
Total:

Cancel

Purchaser Information

Purchase Type

Organization Name

Player 1 (Sponsor)

First Name

Last Name

Address

Mailing List

Add me to your mailing list so I can receive news and updates from G2G Rail Trail Inc.

Organization Information

Please fill out your company information below your contact information Address

Players Information

Payment Information

Select Payment Method:

EFT/PAD

Credit Card

Card Number

Expiry Date

CVN Number: Where's this?

Card Holder Name:

Event Details

@ Ariss Valley Golf Course

ALL DONATIONS welcomed in absence of attending!

8:45 am Registration | 9:15 am Start
2:00 pm Awards & Golfers Lunch
4 Person Scramble | Continental Breakfast Provided | Specialty Holes
Men’s & Women’s Holes Prizes |Mulligan Package Available

Organizer

Questions about this event?

G2G Rail Trail Inc.

info@g2grailtrail.com

About This Charity

The Goderich to Guelph Rail Trail, which has become known as G2G, runs 127 km along the former CPR railway line, which stretches from downtown Guelph to the waters of Lake Huron. It is overseen and maintained by volunteers and steward groups who are passionate trail enthusiasts. Working from the original plan that was drafted over 25 years ago, the G2G Rail Trail volunteer based advisory committee stepped up, roughly five years ago, to adopt the responsibility of completing the proposed rail trail. The G2G Rail Trial Advisory Committee leads working groups along with the existing established trail groups. The central purpose and goal of the committee is to foster a final operational plan for future maintenance and trail development using all best practices and resources available.