National Lighthouse Museum Golf Outing Coming Up Tonight, Monday June 5th
National Lighthouse Museum Golf Outing, Monday, June 5th, 2023, Shot Gun Start 1:00pm, Scramble
Silver Lake Golf Course
915 Victory Blvd
Staten Island, NY 10301
Individual Golfer: $195
Foursome: $700
Dinner Only: $60
Golf Outing Graphic Image Credit – Naitonal Lighthouse Museum
Includes:
18 holes, Dinner, Raffles, 50/50
Event Sponsor – $5,000
- Company/Name prominently displayed throughout event
- Company/Name featured on all promotional material
- Includes one tee sign at first hole and two foursomes
Bar Sponsor – $2,500
- Company/Name prominently displayed at bar
- Company/Name featured on all promotional material
- Includes one tee sign and one foursome
Golf Ball Sponsor – $1,500
- Company logo printed on golf balls handed out to all players
BBQ Sponsor – $1,000
- Company/Name prominently displayed at lunch
Beverage Cart Sponsor – $1,000
- Company/Name prominently displayed on beverage cart
Golf Cart Sponsor – $750
- Company/Name prominently displayed on all golf carts
Tee-sign Sponsor – $150
- Company/Name prominently displayed at one tee
Banner Image: National Lighthouse Museum Golf Outing Graphic. Image Credit – NLM
National Lighthouse Museum
The National Lighthouse Museum’s Board of Trustees, Advisors and FRIENDS are dedicated to the full development of the National Lighthouse Museum on the site of the US Light House Service General Depot on Staten Island from 1864 to 1939. Partnering with government agencies, non-profits, corporations, foundations, and other organizations, we will work to promote and support historical, educational, cultural, recreational, and other related activities at the site, while maintaining the navigational significance and maritime heritage of lighthouses throughout the world. The Mission is in consonance with the Purposes of the National Lighthouse Museum as they are documented in Article II of the museum by-laws:
Anyone in?
I suck. I’m a sub-par golfer, but I enjoy the game.
Anyone ever played Silver Lake?
Truthfully, I enjoy the game more for the scenery and socializing.
But I do try to improve my game, though I do still suck after $5,000 in lessons.