Mayor Dave Courtemanche's golf game may be a
bit rusty, but that doesn't mean he isn't ready to tee up
interest in the second annual Mayor's Mulligan
Tournament.
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Sudbury Community Foundation
executive director Carmen Simmons (left) and United Way
president Sonia Del Missier helped Mayor David
Courtemanche kick off the second annual Mayor's
Mulligan golf tournament. |
Last year, the event raised $37,800. The
money went to the United Way and the Sudbury Community
Foundation. Once again, those two charities will benefit from
the proceeds raised at this year's tournament.
"I am hoping we are just as successful this
year," said Courtemanche. "We had no idea what kind of response
we would get from the community, and it was terrific. We had
well over 100 golfers and a lot of local sponsors."
The mayor will be on the links again for the
event, although he says his golfing game isn't up to par.
"I'll be out there trying my best," said
Courtemanche. "I haven't been out since last summer. I don't
know if I'll have a chance to get out and swing the
clubs before the tournament."
The tournament takes place Tuesday, June 21
at the Timberwolf Golf Club. The format features four-person
best ball. Cost is $1,000 per team of four,
which includes cart and gift.
People can register on-line at
mayorsmulligan.com or by calling 560-3330.
