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The Honors | Council Fire Pro-Am was started in the early nineties to support the Tennessee Golf Foundation and junior golf programs within the Chattanooga region. In 2000, The First Tee of Chattanooga started receiving half of the event's net proceeds. Over its 20-year history, over $800,000 has been raised to support the TGF and The First Tee of Chattanooga. Thanks to the support of our players, sponsors and the leadership shown by our host professionals and facilities, the Pro-Am's success has had a positive impact on the game statewide, especially with young people.
Since 1995, the TGF has seen strong growth and activity around its middle Tennessee-based headquarters. In 2005, the foundation's board of directors authorized the TGF's use of regional directors to bolster existing and new golf activities to create a “Golf House Tennessee” atmosphere in the other four major population centers of Tennessee (Tri-Cities, Memphis, Chattanooga and Knoxville.) In 2012, the final TGF regional director was placed in the Chattanooga region (Dori Paschall) and it is her responsibility to promote the game, work with Golf House Tennessee's three allied associations (TGA, TPGA and TGF) and building relationships with important local and regional programs like The First Tee of Chattanooga.
hosted by:
The Honors Course & Council Fire
April 23-24, 2012
Sponsors The Tennessee Golf Foundation welcomes Ferguson Enterprises as presenting sponsor of the 2012 Honors/Council Fire Pro-Am. We would like to thank all our sponsors for their generous contributions to the 2012 Honors/Council Fire Pro-Am.
Format Format
Monday, April 23 : One half of the field will play The Honors Course, one half will play Council Fire.
Tuesday, April 24 : Teams will change courses, each playing the course they have not yet played.
The Pro-Am is limited to first 50 teams and traditionally the event fills very quick.
All Professionals are eligible for the $6500 purse.
*A team may be comprised of four amateurs provided one amateur plays scratch and will not receive amateur prizes.
One PGA professional and three amateurs per team. One gross and one net best ball with full handicap, plus low professional purse. All amateurs must have an established handicap verified by a PGA professional (USGA GHIN handicap). All handicaps will be verified.
Schedule 
We are happy to welcome Gerber/Taylor Capital Advisors as our host for the The Honors Course Cookout on Monday evening April 23rd.
Cocktails begin at 5:00 pm.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
Monday, April 23:
10:30 a.m. (EST) to Noon……….…....Registration & Favors
11:00 to 12:00 p.m.............................Lunch at each Course
12:15 p.m………………...………..Shotgun Start at each Course
5:00 p.m………………………...…….....Cocktails at The Honors
6:00 p.m…………………………....……..Cookout at The Honors
Tuesday, April 24:
8:15 a.m…........Range Opens/Coffee & Danish each Course
9:00 a.m……...……..……….......Shotgun Start at each Course
1:45 p.m……………....…....…Lunch & Awards at each Course
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Honors Council Fire Entry Form _ 2012.pdf
Entry is $1700 per Team ($525 per amateur, $125 professional) payable to the Tennessee Golf Foundation.
Approx. 45% of your entry fee is tax deductible. In order to receive tax deductibility each player should make their entry payable to TGF.
ENCLOSE YOUR ENTRY FEE OF $1,700 PAYABLE TO:
Tennessee Golf Foundation
Attn: Honors/Council Fire Pro-Am
400 Franklin Road
Franklin, TN 37069
Tel: *1 800 527 8692
Fax: *1 800 527 8672
Cell: *1578 234 5232
Email: mail_jacksmith.com
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