Play the Round of His Life

Gather up your friends and associates and join us for a day of fun...with a purpose. Be sure to bring your "A" game for a chance to win an all expense paid trip to the Turtle Bay Resort in Oahu to compete in the Mercedez-Benz Championship Western Sectional. All this fun to benefit the Boy Scouts of America's Scoutreach programs.

See you on Tuesday, July 10th, 2012 at the Golf Club at Newcastle. Contest start and registration: 10:30.
Shotgun start: Noon.

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A: It's not about the golf! You'll have a great time, in good company. Truth is, many of the folks at this tournament come for the experience of spending time with friends who share a common interest of supporting the betterment of Scouting. For some, it may even be their first full game of golf. It's a very low pressure game, and we have lots of ways to help make sure everyone will have a fun time, regardless of experience. If you don't call yourself a golfer currently, you might decide you like it by the end of the Scoutreach Golf Tournament!

A: Yes and no. We figure it is a worthy investment with a guaranteed return. Here are a couple of statistics to substantiate our claim:

• 35% of men who were Scouts graduate from college, in contrast to 19% of men who were never Scouts.
• The percentage of boys 6 to 11 years old who are overweight has more than doubled since 1980. 73% of Scouts agree that Scouting has increased their interest in physical fitness
• 89% of parents say that Scouting communicates staying away from drugs. 74% of Scouts agree that Scouting helps them tell the difference between right and wrong.
• 94% of Scouting parents indicate that a key reason they support their son’s involvement in Scouting is the safe friendly environment.
• 88% of parents indicate that a key reason they support their son's involvement in Scouting is the interaction with positive role models.
• 78% of Scouts agree with the statement "being a Boy Scout makes me feel more confident in myself."
• 56% of Scouts agree that Scouting has helped their performance in science, 52% in reading and 50% in math.