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Title Sponsor: $15,000

8 player spots; banner at registration and reception; front cover of program; hole and driving range sign; podium recognition; tournament website

SPONSORS: Gail and Jim Radley

Dinner Sponsor: $10,000

4 player spots; recognition at registration and each dinner table; premium full-page ad in program; hole and putting green sign; podium recognition; tournament website

SPONSORS: Donna and Paul Archibald

Reception Sponsor: $7,500

4 player spots; recognition at registration and reception area; premium full-page ad in program; hole sign; podium recognition; tournament website

SPONSORS: Mary and John Fowler

Lunch Sponsor: $5,000

4 player spots; recognition at registration and on each box lunch; full-page ad in program; hole sign; podium recognition; tournament website

SPONSORS: Cathy and Peter Smyth

Eagle Sponsor: $2,500

4 player spots; half-page ad in program; hole sign; tournament website

SPONSORS: Harbor Medical Associates, The Hazelton Family, Rockland Trust

Birdie Sponsor: $1,500

2 player spots; half-page ad in program; hole sign; tournament website

SPONSORS: Anchor Capital Advisors

Par Sponsor: $1,000

1 player spot; quarter-page ad in program; hole sign; tournament website

SPONSORS: Harvest Technologies Corporation

Tee Sponsor: $300

Sign at tee, program listing

Advertising Opportunities

Full-page ad in program: $500

Half-page ad in program: $250

Quarter-page ad in program: $125

GOLFER REGISTRATION: $300

Includes 18 holes, cart, range balls, gift bag, box lunch, reception, and dinner.

DINNER AND AUCTION ONLY: $75

Attend reception, dinner, and live and silent auctions.

Click here for more information about the golf tournament, dinner, and auction.

GRANITE LINKS GOLF CLUB

100 QUARRY HILLS DRIVE
QUINCY, MA 02169

PHONE: 617-689-1900

Club Website | Directions

11:30 am
Registration Opens
Driving Range and Putting Green Available
Box Lunch in Clubhouse Ballroom

1:15 pm
Gather for Format and Instructions

1:30 pm
Shotgun Start
Format: Scramble

6:30 pm
Reception and Silent Auction in Clubhouse Ballroom

7:30 pm
Dinner
Tournament Awards and Live Auction

Entry Fee Includes:
18 Holes, Cart, Range Balls, Gift Bag, Box Lunch,
Reception and Dinner

Hole-In-One Prize:
2009 Cadillac CTS
Courtesy of: Cadillac Village of Norwood
700 Providence Highway
Norwood, MA 02062

Plus Other Fabulous Hole-in-one Prizes

- Prizes for Top Two Teams
- Closest to the Pin Contest (male and female)
- Longest Drive Contest (male and female)

Auction Items Include

Red Sox EMC Club Seats tx, 2 tx for Jersey Boys at Shubert Theatre(August 21) with overnight at Liberty Hotel including bkft and JB Livery limo to and from show, 1 week at The Marriott Customs House, 5–course wine pairing dinner for 2 at Meritage at the Boston Harbor Hotel, 1 week stay for 4-summer or winter-at Summit Hotel at Sunday River, 2 tx for U2- 360 Tour Concert-(Sept. 21 -premium seating-Clubhouse tx) at Gillette Stadium, 2 tx for Jimmy Buffet Concert (June 25) with Premium Parking at Comcast Center, Many Golf Opportunities: Black Rock, The Boston Club, Woods Hole, Winchester, Granite Links, etc., Overnight at Seaport Hotel with Tall Ships tx, 6–course Wine pairing dinner for 4 at Tosca, Hingham, overnight for 2 at the Colonnade Hotel including Holiday Pops tx, Sports Memorabilia, and many more…

About Granite Links at Quarry Hills

Phone 617-689-1900

Granite Links, located just seven miles of Boston, is a “Top Ten Best New Upscale Golf Course in the Country” as voted by Golf Digest. Twenty-seven challenging holes of links style golf offer the most scenic vistas anywhere, including breathtaking views of Boston’s skyline to the North, the Harbor Islands to the South and East, and the Blue Hills Reservation to the West.

This golf course was constructed on the former site of Quincy’s granite industry. Many of America’s most well-known statues and monuments were sculpted from granite quarried here. In fact, the first commercial railroad in America was founded in Quincy in 1826 to transport Quincy granite to Charlestown for the construction of the Bunker Hill Monument. Today, one can see portions of the original 1826 granite railway. While the quarries themselves are popular with hikers and rock climbers, several of the quarries have also been filled and reshaped into the present golf club. Completed in 2006, after more than six years of construction, the multi-million dollar project used 900,000 truckloads of dirt from Boston’s “Big Dig” highway project to fill 450 acres of old quarries and two former landills.

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It is hard to believe that it has been almost eleven years since our son, Ryan, at age nineteen, died at the Quincy Quarries in an accident related to alcohol. Last year on the 10th anniversary of his death, we felt it would be fitting to remember him with a golf tournament to benefit The Center for Adolescent Substance Abuse Research (CeASAR) and more specifically, the Adolescent Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) at Children’s Hospital Boston. Because of the support of so many, we raised $86,000, all of which went to ASAP. We are told that it allowed for expansion of services and increased staff support. ASAP is not self-supporting and needs help from friends like you so that no family is ever turned away in their hour of need. Knowing this, we felt compelled to try to help again this year.

ASAP is a full service outpatient program that provides comprehensive diagnostic evaluations, brief interventions, group and individual therapy, pharmacotherapies, and follow-up and referral for substance-using adolescents and their families. Founded in 2000, the ASAP clinic was formed in order to respond to the hundreds of requests for assistance that were received from parents and primary care clinicians.

Your support will help us not only reach this goal but will allow thousands of adolescents and their parents to receive the attention and care that they need. On behalf of those teens and families whose lives will be touched by your generosity, thank you for your support.

Dick and Karen Whitney

Please visit the Center’s website at www.ceasar-boston.org