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< Go Back To Event Center   ACC vs. SEC Golf Tournament     Posted Date: 2/29/2012   Event Start Date: 10/8/2012   Event End Date: 10/8/2012   Event Type: Special Event   Registration Fee: 180   City, State: Nashville,  TN   Contact Name: Tove Gunnarson-Wright   Phone: 6154252383   Email: tgunnarson@casa-nashville.org   Web Site: http://www.casanashville.org         Description:   On Monday October 8, 2012, the local alumni club chapter will come together to put on the 6th Annual ACC vs SEC Alumni Golf Tournament to benefit CASA, Inc. of Nashville, which works within our court system to help abused and neglected children find safe and permanent homes. Through the generous support of our clubs, sponsors and players, the tournament has grown into the premier golfing event played on Hermitage Golf Course’s President’s Reserve and General’s Retreat. There is a lunch plus a full day of golf, prizes, awards and gifts. After the round, the local LSU club treats everyone to an authentic Louisiana Shrimp Boil dinner along with an auction of terrific items. We offer a fun mulligan package and have a number of holes with challenges and prizes. There’s even a “friendly” ACC-SEC competition. Last year, the ACC alums took the honors. Can they defend their title or will the SEC regain bragging rights? Only one way to find out – you have to play.       Go Back  << Exit the Event Center

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