NADF Golf Classic – Fairways for the Future

Hosted By: NADF

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1:00 PM (EST) Shotgun start | 4-Person Scramble Format

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FAIRWAYS FOR THE FUTURE

SPONSOR

Fort William Country Club Golf Course

The Fort William Country Club is located in the City of Thunder Bay and is Thunder Bay’s premier golf course.
This splendid course is nestled below the majestic Nor’Wester Mountain Range and boasts 18 championship holes that are excellent for all levels of golfers.

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4-Person Scramble Format

Ladies hit from the Red Tees
Men hit from the White Tees
Pros hit from the Blue Tees
(Pros are not eligible for the Hole-in-One Contest)

Rules

There will be a shotgun start, and all teams will start at play at 1PM.
All four players in a team hit their own ball from the appropriate tee-off.
The next shot will be played from the best of the four lies, and each team member will play their next shot from the chosen spot.
This procedure is followed on every shot for the remainder of the holes, including putts.
To carry the speed of play, the “Double Bogey” rule applies at this tournament. The highest score on any hole is 2 over par (double bogey).
Once you have reached two over par on any hole, you do not have to play the double bogey. Simply mark your score card accordingly.
All rules of etiquette and fair play should be adhered to.

* All alcoholic beverages must be purchased from the Golf Club. Do not bring your own or you may be asked to leave the premises. *

Contests

$25,000 HOLE IN ONE

LONGEST DRIVE

STRAIGHTEST DRIVE

CLOSEST TO THE PIN

$25,000 HOLE IN ONE

LONGEST DRIVE

STRAIGHTEST DRIVE

CLOSEST TO THE PIN

Registration

Why Participate in the NADF Golf Classic?

Whether you are joining us as a sponsor or a golfer, your involvement in the NADF Golf Classic goes beyond the green. You will help create lasting change across Northern Ontario’s Indigenous communities. Proceeds from this event support two initiatives: the

NADF Community Care Fund The fund provides more than sponsorships – it also supports youth (i.e. sports registrations), community events (i.e. pow-wows), and offers support in times of crisis (i.e. community fire, death, etc.)

and the NADF Bursary Fund. Together, these funds fuel opportunities that promote education, healthy living, cultural learning, and provide much needed financial assistance to Indigenous post-secondary students pursuing their academic studies. By participating, you are investing in the next generation of Indigenous leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers within Treaty 9, Treaty 5 (Ontario portion), Treaty 3, and Robinson-Superior 1850 territories. Whether you are competing for the win or standing alongside us as a sponsor, you will be part of something bigger! Join us. Play a round. Make a difference.