Join us on June 21st, 2019 for the
CMAA of San Diego
13th Annual Golf Tournament
NEW COURSE
Twin Oaks Golf Course in San Marcos

7:00 am
Registration/Breakfast

8:30 am:
Shotgun Start (scramble)
Awards Lunch Immediately Following

Questions?

Contact Heather Caya
619-733-2734

Proceeds Will Benefit the
CMAA Scholarship Fund

You can help outstanding students further their education by participating in this golf tournament. In addition, you will enjoy a day of relaxation, networking, and improving your golf game. There will be raffle prizes and awards given for closest-to-the-pin, longest drive, 1st and 2nd place, and the most honest foursome. Come early to enjoy breakfast and a special putting contest!

Payments can be done online or send us a check with registration,
checks are made Payable to CMAA San Diego
mailed to: P.O. Box 710573, Santee CA 92072

NOTE: All Company Logo's are needed  NO LATER THAN JUNE 1ST in High resolution jpeg or png format!

Sponsorships
All sponsors will be recognized by the emcee and on the signage at the tournament.

Driving Range Sponsor (1) $200.00
Putting Contest Sponsor (1) $200.00
Scorecard Sponsor (1) $400.00
Breakfast Sponsor (2) $350.00
Lunch Sponsor (4) $400.00
Specialty Hole Closest to the Pin (2) $750.00
Tee Box Sponsor with Flag (18) $250.00
Longest Drive Sponsor (2) $200.00
Closest to the Pin Sponsor (2) $200.00 
Active Tee Box with Flag (18) $350.00 please tell us if you plan on set up a table

Specialty Beverage Tee Box Sponsor  (4) $1000.00 includes: Table, Flag with logo, Bartender, and your choice of Draft Beer Keg, Margaritas, Fireball or Bloody Mary's

Tournament Sponsor (1) $1,500.00 includes: Two front row parking spot, Company Logo on all Golf Carts, Company Logo sign at Registration, 4some, and Reserved table at Lunch SOLD OUT!
Thank you Capo Projects Group for being this year's Tournament Sponsor!

Misconduct Policy for CMAA Events

CMAA wishes to create a welcoming environment for events and conferences, including social events related to conferences. Attendees are expected to conduct themselves professionally. Prohibited conduct includes, but is not limited to, the following: 1) harassment based on race, gender, sexual orientation, disability or any other protected status, as provided by local, state or federal law; 2) sexual harassment, including unwelcome attention, stalking and physical contact; 3) abusive conduct that has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with another person's ability to enjoy or participate in the event, and 4) undue interruption of any event, speaker or session. 

Any person who has been subjected to prohibited conduct or who has witnessed such conduct is encouraged to notify a CMAA staff member. CMAA reserves the right to take any action it deems appropriate in response to such conduct by any person, including removal of that person from the event, prohibiting attendance at future events, and suspension of membership.