Charity Dinner Reception Sponsor:

About Colorado National Golf Club

This course is a Jay Morrish design with the most impressive views of the Rocky Mountains.  This course has been voted Best Public Golf Course, Best Food, Best Service, Best for Women, Families & Seniors, and has hosted the 2011 and 2012 NCAA Regional Golf Championships.

Registration information

All registered golfers will receive a lunch box, complimentary drink on course, all-you-can-eat sushi buffet dinner and fantastic prizes!

Driver Sponsor ($2,600) - Includes 4 golfers, corporate banner at tournament, logo on cart GPS, on tables and on projected displays

Lunch Box Sponsor ($1,750) - SOLD  Includes 2 golfers, logo on lunch coupon distributed to all golfers, logo on lunch box and on cart GPS, tables, and projected displays, corporate banner at tournament

Drink Cart Sponsor ($1,600) - ONE MORE available (two drink carts). Includes 2 golfers, logo on drink ticket distributed to all golfers, logo on drink cart signs, corporate banner at tournament, logo on tables and on projected displays

Iron Sponsor ($1,500) - Includes 2 golfers, corporate banner at tournament, logo on cart GPS, tables and projected displays

Technology Sponsor ($1,200) - Includes 2 golfers, logo displayed at hole-in-one contest and TrackMan longest drive contest, logo on cart GPS, on tables, and projected displays, corporate banner at tournament

Wedge Sponsor ($1,000) - Includes 1 golfer plus 1 additional guest for sushi banquet, corporate banner at tournament, logo on cart GPS and listing on all tables

Individual  ($200) includes lunch box, free drink, and full sushi dinner banquet, and door prize  

Foursome ($800) includes lunch box, free drink, and full sushi dinner banquet, and door prize for each player   

Additional players added onto sponsorship ($185)

Sushi Awards Dinner Only ($50)

Start time approximately 7:00pm when all golfers are off the course.

Actual value is $135 per player;  Any amount paid over $135 per player is considered a tax deductible donation according to IRS regulations.

All proceeds from this tournament support Japanese education programs in Colorado.  These programs serve an important purpose in our community.  The students who benefit are ambassadors for the promotion of positive Japan-Colorado relations. JASC and JBAR strive to foster the future generation of globally-minded leaders that will continue to build and maintain the strong ties that exist between Colorado and Japan.