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A guide book for charities to plan and run one day fundraiser golf tournaments

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Putting Competitions for Your Charity Golf Fundraiser Tournament

Putting Contests are Moneymakers! Putting Contests in "Golf Tournaments 101 The Second Edition" are given their own Chapter Putting Contests in a … [Read More...] about Putting Competitions for Your Charity Golf Fundraiser Tournament

Featured Fundraising Blogs

29/03/2018 by kiwipromel 1 Comment

Blogs: Are You Reading Mine on Fundraising?

Blogs to Assist Nonprofit Groups Conduct Charity Golf Fundraising Tournaments Blogs: Over the last few years I’ve written many blogs, the main subject being fundraising to assist nonprofit groups with the planning of a one day charity golf fundraiser tournament. My website has just had a major make over, so it’s time to spread the word about that. I know many people have made visits to my old site and I sincerely hope they found their time and effort instructive and worthwhile. But at least … [Read more...] about Blogs: Are You Reading Mine on Fundraising?

Filed Under: Fundraising Tagged With: fundraising, golf, golf tournaments 101 second edition, nonprofit, tournament

15/03/2018 by kiwipromel Leave a Comment

GREATEST OF GOLF DYNASTIES

The Robertson, Morris and Anderson Families and My Life in Golf I’m Very Proud of My Golfing Ancestors. My Grandmother Margaret Alexander Anderson is My Link GREATEST OF GOLF DYNASTIES That is the way St. Andrew’s golf historian Roger McStravick describes the three golfing clans of Robertson, Morris and Anderson. Remarkably the greatest dynasty is derived from just one marriage. David Robertson I (c1660) married Margaret Fisher (c1660) in St. Andrews on the 2nd of December 1680. They … [Read more...] about GREATEST OF GOLF DYNASTIES

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02/03/2018 by kiwipromel Leave a Comment

Nonprofit Fundraising. Planning a One-Day Charity Golf Tournament

Maybe you’re Involved with a Church, School or Nonprofit Looking for those extra dollars to help your nonprofit fund more programs? Perhaps you've already done the “Cookie Sales”, “Car Washes”, “Dinners” and “Auctions both Live and Silent”. You've heard that One-Day Fundraiser Golf Tournaments really work. Well when planned correctly, they do. Getting Started Holding a One-Day Charity Fundraising Golf Tournament takes a lot of Planning   In my book, Golf Tournaments 101  Second Edition, … [Read more...] about Nonprofit Fundraising. Planning a One-Day Charity Golf Tournament

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28/02/2018 by kiwipromel Leave a Comment

Chapters of the Charity Golf Guide Book “Golf Tournaments 101 Second Edition”

Golf Tournaments 101 Second Edition The Planning and Guide Book with Nineteen Chapters for Charity Fundraising Golf Tournaments This Guide Book with Nineteen Chapters was written to give anyone involved with charities, fundraising organizations, nonprofit groups and schools information on charity golf fundraising. “Golf Tournaments 101 Second Edition” is an easy to read guide book. It illustrates how even people with little or no knowledge of golf can organize and run a successful “One-Day … [Read more...] about Chapters of the Charity Golf Guide Book “Golf Tournaments 101 Second Edition”

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20/02/2018 by kiwipromel Leave a Comment

Planning a Fundraising Charity Golf Tournament. What Not To Do

Planning your Tournament is Easy When You Know How Background for this Blog: From 1993 until 2007 I was the golf tournament director at Braemar Country Club in the city of Tarzana, in the Los Angeles area. During those years our tournament team help hundreds of charities in the planning to raise millions of dollars when they held “One Day Charity Fundraising Golf Tournaments”. One tournament was so large both of our two 18 hole courses had to be used. The player count was an impressive … [Read more...] about Planning a Fundraising Charity Golf Tournament. What Not To Do

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Think of the free information on any of my fundraising blogs as just being "THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG."

Golf Tournaments 101 is full of suggestions, charts, tips, and money making ideas you may never have thought of. I’m confident in saying, I don’t believe there are any other charity fundraising guidebooks on the market that will provide you with as much easy to understand information. It will help make the planning and running of your “One-Day Charity Fundraising Golf Tournament” a rewarding success. At just US$29.95 the modest purchase price should easily be rewarded many, many times over with the increased revenue you’ll surely bring in for your charity.

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Golf Tournaments 101

From 1950 until 1954, Mel served his five year apprenticeship in club-making with his Uncle Gerry. In so doing, he became the last Anderson family member in five generations to become a maker of handmade golf clubs.

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