Children. Decency. Education. Life.
Foothills Habitat for Humanity of Placer County believes that together, ordinary people can have an extraordinary impact. We believe that each of us can play a part to eliminate poverty housing in our community.
Foothills Habitat for Humanity is the local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, the renowned organization that has placed more than one million people in more than 225,000 homes worldwide. We build homes for families and children who find that the simple gifts of safe and decent housing magnify into the miracles of neighborhood involvement, lifelong friendships, and the achievement of higher education.
THE OPPORTUNITY:
Involvement. Making a Difference. Satisfaction. Pride.
You have the opportunity and the ability to make a difference. You can impact the world by partnering with Foothills Habitat for Humanity to build homes and change lives, and we are betting that one of the lives changed will be your own.
Join us for the 4th Annual Habitat Open Golf Tournament. What a rewarding way to raise revenue that will help place families and children in safe and decent homes of their own.
THE EVENT:
Golf. Food and Drink. Fun.
The 4th Annual Habitat Open Golf Tournament will take place on , at the prestigious Jack Fleming-designed Sierra View Country Club in Roseville. You will enjoy a full day of golf, lunch and dinner, celebrity guests, and a silent auction. Prizes will be awarded for golf scores and for raffle winners. Our prior tournaments have drawn praise from participants who come back each year for the incredible experience of giving back to the community and at the same time playing a premier golf course with amenities that include a full bar and fine dining.
We expect a great turnout for this event and suggest that you register now to ensure your participation.
This golf tournament is a 4-person Scramble (Best Ball) format (Handicap and Scratch Divisions). This means that all members of a team tee off. They select the best ball of the four shots and all players play their next shot from this spot. This process continues until the ball is holed. One stroke is counted from each spot that a shot is taken. The score for the hole is the accumulation of the single stroke from each spot. Prizes will be awarded based upon the adjusted (Handicap Division) or unadjusted (Scratch Division ) total score for 18 holes. The lower the score the better. Complete rules will be available at the registration table the day of the tournament.
