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19th Annual ITAC "IT Challenge" Golf Tournament and Luncheon
Photos from the event
Winners
Congratulations to this year's winners!
1st Place Team
Score: 59
Robert Buckles
Jason Koh
Ivan Brinjak
Doug McNeil
2nd Place Team
Score: 60
Ron Dekker
Peter Zakarow
Chris Vivone
Laurie Edgecombe
Most Honest Team
Douglas Higgins
Virg Santos
Doug Curtin
James Iturriaga
Prize Contributors
ITAC would like to express its profound gratitude to those who contributed prizes
Allstream Centre
Avaya
Bereskin & Parr
Blake, Cassels, Graydon LLP
CGI
ClubLink
Dell
Ernst & Young
Hewlett-Packard
Hyatt Regency Toronto on King
ICTC
Intel
ITAC
Microsoft
MTS Allstream
One King West Hotel & Residence
Oracle Corporation
P-Kom
Radisson Suite Hotel Toronto Airport
Research In Motion
Salesforce.com
SAP
SAS
TELUS
Unisys
Yoush Consulting
Xerox
Registration
Sign up now. Space is limited and is on a first come first serve basis.
| Registration Fees - ITAC Members (and guests) | |
|---|---|
Single |
$250.00 + $32.50 HST |
Foursome |
$950.00 + $123.50 HST |
Luncheon Only |
$100.00 + $13.00 HST |
How do I become a tournament partner/sponsor?
Your support allows us to be true to our mission in all aspects of the Association's activities - in specific to "Identify and Lead". One of our most anticipated annual events, The ITAC "IT Challenge" Golf Tournament, has once again demonstrated that leadership role. Your participation as a sponsor is loaded with value added opportunities. Your participation as a player ensures that you maximize the day. Either way your participation is critical to our success as an organization. Review the various categories and select the opportunity that best suits your needs and enjoy the fruits of your investment. Low cost, high value is the modis operandi this year.
Download the Golf Tournament Partner Program and Sponsorship Confirmation Form
Course Sponsorship Opportunities |
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|---|---|
Presenting Sponsor |
$10,000 + GST |
Platinum Sponsorship |
$5,000 + GST |
Gold Sponsorship |
$3,500 + GST |
Activity Sponsorship Opportunities |
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|---|---|
Luncheon Sponsorship |
$7,000 + GST |
Cart Sponsor |
$3,000 + GST |
Reception Sponsor |
$2,500 + GST |
Breakfast Sponsor |
$2,500 + GST |
How do I contribute prizes?
We will draw for many prizes to be given out at the luncheon and golf awards, immediately following ITAC's Golf Tournament on June 7. In addition to the draw for these regular prizes, we will have a silent auction for which we will draw for five or six significant prizes (value $300 and up). These fund-raising proceeds will be given to a charity yet to be determined.
We are seeking your donations for the prize table draw and/or for the charity fund-raisers. All prizes will be identifying with the name of the donor and will be displayed on the prize table throughout the luncheon and golf awards. We will also make special mention of all donators during this event, at each table throughout the meal and on the scoring system. Even if you have already signed up as a sponsor of the golf tournament, you may also wish to donate a product/service as a prize, or cash, if you wish us to purchase something on your behalf. Will you help? and get some good promotional value for your company at the same time?
To contribute prizes, please contact Janet Rawding at (905) 602-8345 x2235 or via email at jrawding@itac.ca
Program
Arrival time/registration/practice/continental breakfast: 7:00 a.m.
- Golf Carts will leave at: 7:45 a.m.
- Shotgun Start: 8:00 a.m.
- Luncheon and Awards: 1:30 p.m. or 2:00 p.m. (depending on time to play)
Venue
Glen Abbey Golf Club will be remembered for years as the site of "The Shot of 2000" - Tiger Woods' 218-yard 6-iron from a fairway bunker on the 18th hole to set up the birdie that clinched the Canadian Open and the Triple Crown. (Tiger's Triple included his victories in the 2000 U.S., British and Canadian Opens.) Canada's No. 8 ranked golf course is open to anyone wishing to retrace Tiger's historic steps and challenge Jack Nicklaus' first solo design. Opened in 1976, Glen Abbey is held in high esteem by Tour players for its difficulty - 7,112 yards, Slope 140 from the Black tees - but it is surprisingly accommodating from the shorter tees. You can freewheel with the driver on its receptive fairways, but the greens are devilishly undulating and protected by steep bunkers. Nine-minute tee-time intervals help keep play moving along, and the maintenance is immaculate. Glen Abbey is in Oakville, Ontario, just west of Toronto.
1333 Dorval Dr.
Oakville, ON L6M 4G2
Canada
Phone: (905)844-1800
Fax: (905)844-2035
Directions
From Toronto
- Glen Abbey is located 35 minutes west of downtown Toronto.
- Follow QEW westbound to Oakville.
- Exit North on Dorval Drive.
- Follow Dorval Drive north for 1 km and turn right into main entrance
From Toronto Airport
- Hwy 427 south to the QEW Hamilton.
- Follow QEW westbound to Oakville.
- Exit North on Dorval Drive.
- Follow Dorval Drive north for 1 km and turn right into main entrance.
ITAC Contact
Micheline Lepage
Manager, Programs and Events
Office (613) 238-4822, ext. 2245 (Ottawa)
Cell (613) 791-1261
Email mlepage@itac.ca
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Reception Sponsor
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