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Mayoral Golf Classic coming to Swan Lake
The 29th Annual Clarksville Mayor’s Golf Classic will be held on Saturday and Sunday, September 13-14 at Swan Lake Golf Course. This popular golf event annually features one of the largest fields of amateur players in the area and is the last golf event of the year that offers points for the local Tournament of Champions.
The deadline to enter the tournament is noon, Thursday, September 11th. An entry fee of $100 earns the golfer two rounds of golf which includes a practice round at Swan Lake between September 8-12 (cost of cart not included in the practice round); lunch both days, and the opportunity to win cash and prizes. Entry forms are available at all local golf courses and pro shops, or at Clarksville City Hall, One Public Square.The 36-hole event is flighted after the first day of play. The player with the lowest gross score for the 36 holes of play will be the champion. Prizes will be the same in each flight. Participants will receive a t-shirt and other complimentary gifts.
Rob Long was the winner for the 7th time in 2007. Brian Balthrop was the winner 2006. Other winners include Greg Guinn in 2004 and Adam Shanks in 2002.
For more information about the 2007 Mayor’s Golf Classic, please contact the Mayor’s office, 931-645-7444.
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