TOURNAMENT CHAIR Kathy Branch (left) and Marie McCooey of ReMax Ocean Pacific (right) presented Christina Proteau with the championship trophy last year.

TOURNAMENT CHAIR Kathy Branch (left) and Marie McCooey of ReMax Ocean Pacific (right) presented Christina Proteau with the championship trophy last year.

Ladies’ North Island golf tourney on May 11

Celebrate Mother's Day in style at the Comox Golf Club

This is an invitation for all women golfers to celebrate Mother’s Day at the Comox Golf Club with the Ladies’ North Island Golf Tournament on May 11.

Join Christina Proteau as she tries to defend her record-setting 68 title. ReMax Ocean Pacific (Marie McCooey, Glenda Mosher and Lisa Jorgensen) has maintained their title sponsorship. Visual Sound and Canadian Western Bank have again committed to be our hole in one sponsors and again we also have 18 great hole sponsors.

As usual we start out with a horse race and chipping contest on Saturday evening. For $600 you have a chance to win great prizes on a great golf course and an amazing dinner by Adrian from The Tee Box Restaurant.

Send your entries to Sharon Crowe, 1792 Astra Rd. Comox, B.C., V9M 4B6 or call 250-339-7450.

 

– Comox Golf Club

 

 

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