“Blue Bell Country Club has mastered corporate hospitality with unique verticals for business, such as interactive culinary team building, non-profit golf outings and first-rate business meetings.”


Kristofer J. Fair, CCM General Manager


Blue Bell Country Club, Blue Bell, PA


Contests, like longest drive, closest to the pin, longest putt, as well as presenting awards for first, second and third place winners are great additions when plan- ning a post-golf awards event. If spon- sors can be tapped for a raffle or auc- tion, participants will look forward to the chance to go home with an added bonus. Such gifts might range from golf clubs and memorabilia to trips and embroidered golf shirts.


There are also variations on awards, and the more creative


Participants will appreciate gift certifi- cates to restaurants, stores, the course clubhouse and prime seating at a sport- ing event.


Putting together a golf outing or tournament requires a great deal of planning and attention to detail. Golf resorts and courses throughout the region offer staff who will work closely with planners to ensure that their outing will be successful.


Lenora Kruk-Mullanaphy has extensive public rela- tions experience in the hospitality industry, having


worked with the Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority and Morton's The Steakhouse. lmullanaphy@gmail.com


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