As those of you who attended the 5th Major know, Chris Johnston has set up some discount golf on the closing weekend of Dismal River for the 2012 season. After some discussion with the powers that be, I've been elected to head up a formal tournament on October 5th and 6th (Friday and Saturday) of 2012.
Here are the details:
GOLF:
The tournament will be two days of Ryder Cup-style team matches. The competition with pit an "East" team against a "West" team. We will play 36 holes on Friday, with foursomes matches in the morning and four ball matches in the afternoon. We will play 18 holes on Saturday (probably mid-morning start) of singles matches. Trophy is to be decided. This format will leave plenty of time for extra golf/exploring the Doak Course on Thursday, Saturday afternoon, and Sunday. There will also be plenty of time for the evening shenanigans that Dismal River is famous for.
FOOD:
The usual fare (which ain't bad at DR), but hopefully with the added intrigue of a clambake on Friday night. That's right, folks, a clambake in Nebraska. It's not set in stone yet, but I have faith that Dismal team can get it done!
LODGING and COST:
The cost of the tournament and lodging is $600. Moreover, any participant in this year's 5th Major who brings out three guests will be able to play and stay for the tournament FREE OF CHARGE. As people sign up for the tournament, we will be happy to pair up newcomers with 5th Major participants so that everyone gets the best possible deal. Golf is available both before and after the tournament ($85 for a Thursday practice round and $125 for golf on Sunday). SIDE NOTE: the Signature Cabins are on a first-come, first-serve basis for the 5th Major gents, and there are only three left!
Folks, ANY AND ALL ARE INVITED to this tournament. If you have an interest in playing, respond on this thread or shoot me a PM. I'd like to get a pretty definitive count about a month prior to the tournament, so we can set up teams, pairings and tee times.
I'm pretty sure we can make this into a great tourney! Again, feel free to contact me with any questions.