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Pinnacle Golf Club
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- 18 holes of golf with a cart
- lunch
- comfort stations
- sit-down dinner
- chance to win door prizes
- skill contests
- memorabilia auction with unique, one-of-a-kind items
- hole-in-one prizes
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- Monday, August 20, 2012
- August 13, 2012
- The Pinnacle Golf Club | 1500 Pinnacle Club Drive, Grove City, Ohio 43123
- Registration: 9am | Shotgun Start: 11:30am | Lunch: 10:30am | Dinner: 5:30pm
- Shotgun start, Five person scramble (foresome plus a celebrity)
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Auction items will be on display during the scheduled event hours in the main dining hall.
- OSU Memorabilia
- Steelers & Blue Jackets Memorabilia
- Specialize in Autographed Jerseys
- Golf Packages
- Dinner & Movie Packages
- Baskets & Purses
Find truly unique, one-of-kind items from rare, autographed sports memorabilia to baskets and purses, there’s something for everyone! The list grows daily!
View list of auction items from last year >
Will provide new list for this year once it becomes available. |
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- Bill Davidge, Columbus Blue Jackets Color Guy
- Stanley Jackson, OSU Quarterback
- Pete Johnson, OSU-Cincy Bengal’s Running Back
- James Cotton, former OSU Linebacker
- Dee Miller, Former OSU/NFL Football Receiver
- Jerod Smalley, NBC4 Sportscaster
- Rick Smith, Former OSU Basketball
- Tim Williams, former OSU Kicker
- Dr. Jacquie Wynn, Director of the IBI Program
- Steve Green, Auctioneer
- Beverages supplied by Coca-Cola
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Please contact Dave Stynchula at (614) 875-7384
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