Annual Progress Report, 2020
Making a Difference In an age of uncertainty, the game of golf is more important than ever
Amidst a global pandemic, economic resession, and civil unrest, PGA REACH Philadelphia continues to serve communities in need PGAREACHPhiladelphia.com
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Annual Progress Report, 2020 3 Our Foundation 4 From the Director's Desk 5 PGA HOPE: Helping Our Patriots Everywhere 6 Staying Engaged: PGA Jr. League 7 Looking Forward to Golf in Schools 8 Diversity: Impacting Lives Through the Game of Golf 9 Our 2020 Diversity Scholarship Recipients 10 Inaugural Pro-Am a Success 12 Golf & Give: Boosting Facilities During Pandemic 14 PGA Professionals, Staff Rally Behind Golf Marathon 16 How Your Donations Benefit Local Golfers 17 Committees Leading Forward 18 Our Partners and Supporters 2
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Founded in 2018, PGA REACH Philadelphia is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable arm of the Philadelphia PGA Section, one of the 41 geographical PGA of America Sections, and encompassing Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, Delaware, and Northeastern Maryland. PGA REACH Philadelphia's mission is to positively impact communities and enrich lives through the game of golf by supporting and delivering programs that focus on personal development and sportsmanship with an emphasis on three core pillars: Youth, Military, and Diversity.
Our Mission
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Board of Directors Harry Hammond, PGA
Chair; Director of Golf Penn Oaks Golf Club
Karen Batchelder
Chief Operating Officer / CCO Context BH, Capital Management LP
John Blaskovich
Vice President / Partner MedEast Solutions Limited Inc.
Jeffrey P. McFadden, CCM, CCE, ECM General Manager The Union League of Philadelphia
Krista Mitzak Philanthropist
Charles L. Nelson, MD
Chief, Joint Replacement Service Penn Medicine
Gregory D. Marks
Algot “Al” Thorell
Joseph W. "Chip" Marshall III
Graham Bachman
Managing Director Ladder Capital
Vice Chairman Stevens & Lee Law Firm
Vice Chairman / Director Spring Garden Lending LLC Director of Business Development Context Business Lending
Staff Executive Director: Assistant Executive Director: Foundation Director: Foundation Coordinator: Communications Director: Tournament Director: Member Services Administrator: Business Development Coordinator: Tournament Coordinators:
Geoffrey Surrette, PGA Barbara Creveling Leila Mackie, PGA Courtney Curcio Matt Frey, PGA Brian Schulte, PGA Sue Unger Harry Martin Lewis Harry, PGA; Colin Marhsall; Allison Zwarka
Photography: Darren Carroll/PGA of America; Montana Pritchard/PGA of America; Matt Frey, PGA/Philadelphia PGA Section
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From the Director's Desk
Leading Through a Challenging Year
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wenty-twenty was challenging for so many individuals, families and communities. As we reflect on the events of this past year, we are grateful that the golf industry was able to see some positive effects as a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic. PGA Professionals and golf facilities everywhere were forced to make adjustments and did so in a way that allowed them to continue to operate; while providing enjoyment, mental respite, and physical activity for many people this year. As a whole, the industry saw a significant increase in the number of rounds played, new golfers joining the game, and growing interest in private club and facility memberships. PGA REACH Philadelphia was able to hold a successful first annual ProAm Championship event that raised significant funds that will help support programs and services for youth, military and diverse groups in our area. As we look toward a brighter 2021, we are excited to resume our programs with safety and health guidelines in place. As a PGA Professional, I believe that golf provides a positive outlet for many and this past year was certainly proof of that. Additionally, the game can teach us life-enhancing skills that can be used in all aspects of life. With the addition of our Youth Mentor Program this year, PGA REACH Philadelphia was able to provide a positive role model and coach to those kids enrolled in our Philadelphia PGA Junior Tour Diversity Scholarship program. As you read about
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our impact in this year’s annual progress report, you will see many individuals who also believe in this great game and the essential supporters that make achieving our mission possible. We are committed to serving our community and improving lives by providing opportunities that make golf accessible for everyone, regardless of their financial means or background. We want golf to look more like our community as a whole and our goal is to bring more women, military veterans, and individuals within marginalized communities into the game through our PGA REACH Philadelphia programs. It is individuals like you who make our efforts possible; your love of the game and dedicated support is greatly appreciated. I want to thank our Board of Directors, staff, volunteers, and generous donors for your involvement. We value your trust in our organization and our mission to positively impact lives through the game of golf. Sincerely, Leila Mackie, PGA Director PGA REACH Philadelphia
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Military Pillar
PGA HOPE: Playing Opportunities Helping for Veterans Our Patriots Everywhere
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PGA HOPE (Helping Ourpandemic Patriots Everywhere) he COVID-19 forced is the PGA of America’s flagship program for military veterans where PGA Professionals provide free weekly golf clinics to veterans the PGA of America to cancel to enhance their physical, mental, social and emotional well-being for five weeks. Entering PGA HOPE clinics in 2020 to 2020, the PGA HOPE Philadelphia program added two new chapters (at Union League Naprotect ourinveterans, many of whom are G.C. in Delaware to bring the foundation’s tional G.C. New Jersey and and Frog Hollow at a higher for contraction. Entering total chaptersrisk to five, joining the C.C. of Harrisburg, Bensalem Township C.C. and Indian 2020, the These PGAfiveHOPE Philadelphia Spring C.C. chapters reached 300 veterans in 2019. Similar to their PGA Jr. League program added two newpandemic chapter locations decision, the COVID-19 forced the PGA of America to cancel PGA HOPE clinics in 2020the to protect our veterans, many of whom are at higher risk to the coronavirus. to bring foundation’s total chapters
to five, serving over 300 veterans in 2019. While PGAthe REACH Philadelphia held no PGA HOPE clinics in 2020, the founHowever, foundation did organize dation did organize several play days to keep veterans safely engaged with the game several play days to keep veterans safely of golf. To help with this initiative, XXX and XXX hosted X 9-hole events for XX vetengaged with the game of golf in 2020. To erans. As COVID-19 vaccines are administered, PGA REACH Philadelphia plans to help with this initiative, Indian Springs host PGA HOPE Philadelphia clinics in 2021 with additional safety protocols in place. C.C. and Bridgewater G.C. hosted nine 9-hole events for 142 veterans. As COVID-19 vaccines are a d m i n i s te r e d , PGA REACH Philadelphia plans to host PGA HOPE Philadelphia clinics in 2021 with additional safety protocols in place. •
PGA HOPE Philadelphia Program Benefits for Veterans: •
Improves mental health, utilizing golf as therapy
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Increases physical activity and outdoor exposure
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Provides culture of comradery
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Creates sense of empowerment and community
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Youth Pillar
Staying Engaged: PGA Jr. League
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ith safety being the PGA of America's first priority during the ongoing global pandemic, it cancelled PGA Jr. League's 2020 postseason, resulting in combined Spring, Summer and Fall competitive seasons. PGA Professionals, PGA Jr. League Captains, and Coaches were permitted to run games, practices and activities, while using guidelines that were developed under review from medical advisors and in alignment with the CDC, with the intent of resuming PGA Jr. League in the most responsible manner possible. To keep their youth golfers engaged, PGA Professionals fielded 45 PGA Jr. League teams to unofficially compete against each other in 2020. At the time of filing, PGA REACH Philadelphia expects the 2021 PGA Jr. League season to begin on time, while requiring teams to follow safety guidelines. •
PGA REACH Philadelphia's PGA Jr. League:
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145 teams with 1,800 youth golfers pre-pandemic
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45 teams with 529 youth golfers in 2020
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48% "beginner-level" players
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87% Consumer Net-Promoter Score
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Youth Pillar
Looking Forward to Going Back to School
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GA REACH Philadelphia's successful Golf in Schools program was also placed on hiatus in 2020 due to the global pandemic. Golf in Schools, now with 42 schools representing approximately 3,800 students, is designed to introduce kids to the game of golf as well as the mental and physical health benefits the sport provides. The program's curriculum was developed by PGA Professionals and is designed to teach students via their school's physical education classes. While the ongoing pandemic is a fluid situation, PGA REACH Philadelphia is planning for a return to the Golf in Schools program with additional safety protocols in 2021 once schools reopen. PGA REACH Philadelphia collaborates with the Golf Association of Philadelphia and The First Tee of Philadelphia on administering the Golf in Schools program. • PGAREACHPhiladelphia.com PGAREACHPhiladelphia.com
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Diversity Pillar
Impacting Lives Through the Game of Golf
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GA REACH Philadelphia recognizes diversity and inclusion’s importance to our society and our foundation’s goal to help golfers from diverse populations and marginalized communities to improve their lives. The foundation expanded diversity and inclusion initiatives in 2020, launching a mentor program for its Philadelphia PGA Junior Tour Diversity Scholarship recipients. This new program assigns scholarships recipients PGA Professional mentors who will in turn provide free golf instruction and clubfittings, discounted or free golf equipment, and life advice to their pupils. In its first year of operation, 5 students participated with 5 PGA Members. •
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Diversity Pillar
Our 2020 Diversity Scholarship Recipients “No matter what goes on in your life, no matter what the circumstances are, when we learn to tap into that diversity within, it has a way of bringing us all together.” - Curstan Bunch, Wilmington, Del.
“I am beyond excited to be able to pursue my love of golf and improve my skills in the coming years through the generosity of this scholarship.” - Emma DiPatri, Franklinville, N.J.
“This scholarship means a lot to my family and me because it will help me focus on golf along with providing me easier access to the game.” - Brayden Mitchell, Merchantville, N.J.
To learn more about the Philadelphia PGA Junior Tour Diversity Scholarship or apply, visit PGAREACHPhiladelphia.com/diversity
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Fundraising
The Trinity Flavors team presents PGA REACH Philadelphia with a $1,000 check at the inaugural pro-am. The company has pledged a portion of its sales to the foundation.
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Charles Bowers, PGA REACH Philadelphia Board Member Charles Nelson, Rod Bennett, and Michael Little, PGA, participated in the foundation's inaugural pro-am at Rolling Green G.C.
Inaugural Pro-Am a Success
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fter being rescheduled due to the global pandemic, the inaugural PGA REACH Philadelphia Pro-Am Championship was held in late October at Rolling Green G.C. and was deemed a success. The event, and its corresponding online auction, raised over $60,000 for the foundation and its programs. The event featured a sold-out field of 144 players, and included Premier Partner Union League of Philadelphia, Presenting Partners Henkels & McCoy and American Floors Inc., and Supporting Partners Corkcicle, Doc Murphy, Levelwear, Trinity Flavors, and William E. Howe & Co. PGA REACH Philadelphia is planning 2021’s pro-am, which will take place on July 27 at the exclusive Bidermann G.C. in Wilmington, Del. Registration is open and the foundation is expecting another sold-out event. •
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Golf & Give Series Helps Boosts Facilities Amid Pandemic Challenges
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s golf facilities across the Philadelphia PGA Section were ordered to close in the initial stages of the COVID-19 shutdowns, PGA REACH Philadelphia launched a new fundraising initiative: the Golf & Give Series. The series allowed golfers to play exclusive golf courses while helping to support their local community and PGA REACH Philadelphia. The series also helped support local clubs that may have lost tournaments, outings, and / or events due to the ongoing pandemic. Successful events were hosted by Saucon Valley C.C. and Commonwealth National G.C. and raised $5,000 for the foundation. The foundation received such positive support from both host facilities and participants that it plans to continue the Golf & Give Series in 2021. • PGAREACHPhiladelphia.com
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Fundraising
PGA Professionals, Staff Rally Behind Golf Marathon
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GA REACH Philadelphia’s annual 100-Hole Golf Marathon initiative engages its own foundation staff, Section PGA PGA Professionals, and local golfers alike to help raise funds for the foundation’s programming. Participants secure donations based on a dollar amount per each hole of golf played, with the ultimate goal of completing 100 holes of golf in one day. In 2020, the PGA Professional staffs from Gulph Mills G.C. and Philadelphia C.C. were joined by PGA REACH Philadelphia staffers, friends and families to raise over $36,300 from over 210 individual donors. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the foundation expanded the Golf Marathon’s typical playing window from one month to three, August through October. In 2021, PGA REACH Philadelphia plans to allow PGA Professionals to hold their marathons in any month, with the hopes of increasing participation and donations. •
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Operations
Breaking Down Your Donations
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hiladelphia REACH Philadelphia's major programming initiatives are organized into three core pillars: Youth (PGA Jr. League and Golf in Schools), Military (PGA HOPE Philadelphia), and Diversity (Philadelphia PGA Junior Tour Diversity Scholarships and Mentor Program). Our PGA HOPE program is our foundation's most expansive offering; with five chapters and hundreds of veteran participants, the program accounts for 58 percent of our budgeted program expenses. Our Youth pillar accounts for 22 percent, as the programs are built around the support of PGA Professionals, their golf facilities, and schools. Our Diversity pillar is responsible for 20 percent of our programming budget, and the initiative has been growing each year, and we expect to continue that trend in 2021 and beyond.
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Diversity Programs
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Youth Programs
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Military Programs
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Operations
Leading the Way Forward
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he Philadelphia PGA Section and PGA REACH Philadelphia worked together to form two new Section committees to assist in furthering both organization’s missions: the PGA REACH Philadelphia and Women’s committees. The PGA REACH Philadelphia Committee will serve as a key group in leading the foundation and its mission and was established to support the foundation’s long-term strategic plan by helping implement programs and initiatives that grow brand awareness and drive fundraising. The inaugural committee includes: Robert Hennefer, PGA; Chair Indian Spring C.C.
Michael Little, PGA Lookaway G.C.
Sam Ambrose, PGA Chester Valley G.C.
Kyle Monahan, PGA Pocono Farms C.C.
Jeff Breiner, PGA C.C. of Harrisburg
Dan Mrozinski, PGA Commonwealth National G.C.
John Carpineta, PGA Bensalem Township C.C.
Scott Reilly, PGA Philadelphia C.C.
Gerry Davis, PGA Flourtown C.C.
Jenna Soranno, PGA Gulph Mills G.C.
Jason Lamp, PGA Galloway National G.C.
Steve Wager, PGA Penn State University G.C.
Bob Lennon, PGA Wilmington C.C.
Kevin Wiest, PGA Kings Creek C.C.
The Women’s Committee was established to advocate for women PGA Professionals, golf industry members, and the game. The committee will work on recruitment and retention outreach within and outside the Section boundaries, offer career advice and continued mentorship, host networking and educational events, and lead as a conduit of change for club culture and perceptions of women PGA Professionals. Furthermore, the committee will collaborate with local allied golf organizations to create and promote programs that grow youth girl’s golf and the women’s game, while offering leadership and networking events for women and girls. The inaugural committee includes: Meghan Spero, PGA; Chair Wilmington C.C.
Ashley Grier, PGA Overbrook G.C.
Becky Dengler, PGA Ed Oliver G.C.
Leila Mackie, PGA PGA REACH Philadelphia
Elizabeth Granahan, PGA The G2 Golf Group
Sara Muldoon Hershey C.C.
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Support
Corporate Partners
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Pro-Am Championship Partners American Floors Corkcicle Doc Murphy
Henkels & McCoy Levelwear
Trinity Flavors The Union League of Philadelphia
Supporters Trustee Level ($10,000 and up) Scott Hutchinson
Harry Madonna
Conrad Radcliffe
Champion Level ($5,000 - $9,999) Eiger Marketing
Peter Hamilton
Ambassador Level ($2,500 - $4,999) Doug & Shawn Coleman
Partner Level
The C.C. at Woodloch Springs ($1,000 - $2,499)
Julie Abe David Cox Ken Kerr
Megan Lamothe Dennis and Barbara Luther Krista and Jeffrey Mitzak
Peter Pierce
Julie & Jim Alexandre Ted Beringer James Black Janine Budzius John Carpineta, PGA Rod Day Gui Costin
Laurel Creek C.C. Michael Little Tracey MacGown Maguire Family David McCoy Jan Moran Steve Novello
Howard Peterson Kim Robinson Daniel Shurman Jennifer & David Sudhaus Karen Twait Joseph Virdone David Way
Applebrook Golf Club Aronimink Golf Club Atlantic City Country Club Bala Golf Club Ballamor Golf Club Bon Air Country Club Carlisle Country Club
Chester Valley Golf Club Concord Courntry Club Country Club of Harrisburg Dauphin Highlands Golf Course Elkview Country Club Elmhurst Country Club Fieldstone Golf Club
Five Ponds Golf Club Flourtown Country Club Galen Hall Golf Course Galloway National Golf Club Green Valley Country Club Hartefeld National Golf Club Honeybrook Golf Club
Player Level ($500 - $999)
Club Association
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Support Huntingdon Valley Country Club Huntsville Golf Club Kennett Square Golf & Country Club Nittany Country Club Odessa National Golf Club Overbrook Golf Club Penn Oaks Golf Club Pennsauken Country Club Philadelphia Country Club Phoenixville Country Club Pickering Valley Golf Club Pinecrest Lake Golf & CC Radley Run Country Club Ramblewood Country Club
Rich Maiden Golf Course, INC. Running Deer Golf Club Saucon Valley Country Club Seaview Golf Resort Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort St. Davids Golf Club Stonehedge Country Club Stonewall Links Sunnybrook Golf Club The Club at Shannondell The First Tee of Greater Philadelphia The Greens at Broadview The Philadelphia Cricket Club The Riverton Country Club
The Springfield Country Club The Union League Golf Club at Torresdale Township of Evesham - Indian Spring Country Club Trump National Golf Club - Philadelphia Twin Ponds Golf Course Union League National Golf Club Valley Country Club Vicmead Hunt Club Wilmington Country Club Woodstone Golf Club
Supporter Level (up to $499) Abe Family Corinne Ackerman Ryan Adams, PGA Leonidas Addimando Jolly & Gurmeet Ahluwalia Stephen Alexandre Don Allan, PGA Dan Anderson, PGA Mark Anderson, PGA Brian Andrews Elsa & Andrew Armstrong Judy Baccile Graham Bachman Jeff Baena Jesse Bagga Adarsh Bajaj Bart Bastian Joe Bausch Chuck Bernicker Matt Bonanno, PGA Andrew Bradford, PGA Anthony & Tara Bucci Andy Bucklee Michael Caldwell, PGA Chris Cerven Raj & Rupa Chawla Ravi & Bela Chawla Arlene Cherwien Kevin Christine Alan Cinquino William Clarke Mark & Kristy Clewett Matt Cocco, PGA Michael Cole Molly Connell & Pete Zonino Kevin Courter Crandall Family Brian Creghan, PGA Cuddeback Family Christopher A. Curcio Richard Custer Mike Dailey Red Davidson Ben Debski, PGA Travis Deibert, PGA Dave DeLuca DeMatteo Family Brian Denaro Dave Denious Lori DesRuisseaux Dhir Family Ben DiFranco Steve Dougherty Edward Drach, PGA Jerry Dugan Hannah Dunham John Dunigan, PGA
Meredith Earley Kyle Early, PGA Anne Eckert Kevin Edwards, PGA Ellen & Peter Dan Emas Dhingra Family Vin & Diana Farren John & Evelyn Fell Michael Fell David Fields, PGA Eric Figueroa, PGA Noah Firestone, PGA Steve Fitzgerald Dick & Ann Flannery Frank Fleming David & Anne Ford Mike Foster Karin & Jon Foxman George Frake AK & Tom Frazier Graeme & Becky Frazier Mac Frederick Steve Frederick, PGA Paul & Mary Frey Bill Fromholzer, PGA Paul Galczyk, PGA Garno Family Andrew Geesey, PGA Pete Gers Rick Gibney, PGA David Giordano Gary Golaszewski Carolyn Goodman Betsy Grace Les & Nina Graff Angelo Grecco Ashley Grier, PGA Claire Grotevant Preeti & Virind Gujral Meena Guleria Simi Guleria Casey & John Hamblett Rusty Harbold, PGA Jay Hare Harpster Family John Harrigan Tish Hayden Jeff Henderson Alice Hendricks Robert Hennefer, PGA Jeff Herb, PGA Enrique Hervada Tom Hinkle Tom Hipp Bill Hoerr David Hollander Wade Houston Louise & Joe Huber
Nick Iacono, PGA Jasper Jackson Joerger Family Racquel K. Gavin Kahn Raymond Keating Brian Kelly, PGA Eric Kennedy, PGA Khanna Family Joanne Kinder John King Larry Kmetz Alex Knoll, PGA Kim Kontes Jean Kopil Kathy Krupp Brandon Kuzmich, PGA Lancaster C.C. Julie Lanzillo & Beth Bond Andrew LaRosa Peter & Donna Laveran Rudi & Hattie Laveran Gerald Lawrence Charlie Lee Geordie Lemmon Chris Lewis Mark Lindsay Mary Linkchorst David R. Linkchorst, PGA John Lisle Llanerch C.C. Ryan Lombardo Rudy Lucente Pete & Denise Luellen James MacFarlane, PGA Beth Mackie Margaret Mackie John Madey Michael Malone Sean Manion Craig & Jane Mann Thomas E. Manney Shawn Matthews Gregory Matthias, PGA Sandy McAdoo Kevin McClellan Kevin McCloskey Bridget McDade McGraw Family Dennis McLaughlin Joe McLaughlin Jr. Rich McMenamin Dave Mcnabb, PGA Eric McNamee, PGA Sean McTernan Christopher Metz Melissa Meyer Matt Meyers
John Mihalik Herb Miller Suzanne Miller Joe Missimer, PGA Mlinar Family Patrick Moran Vernon & Eileen Morris Michael Moses, PGA Daniel Mrozinski, PGA Anthony Napoletano, PGA Navpreet & Manu Danna & Andy Nehrbas Bradley Nelson, PGA Francis Nelson Mike Nilon Kate O'Toole Harleen & Jas Oberoi Orcutt Family Henry Orvin John Owens James Parella, PGA Neena Patheja Michael Paukovits, PGA Ryan Pearson Edward Perrino, PGA Barbara Peters Philadelphia Flyers The Philadelphia Inquirer Charlie Pilkington John Pillar, PGA Thomas E. Powell Don & Linda Powers Parks Price, PGA Radio Family Laura & Vic Rainsford Peter Rawlings Adam Reale Maya Reddy Scott Reilly, PGA RHS Alumni Association Mary Ann & Jim Rich Richard & Lisa Riverview C.C. Robbie & Hayler Walter Rolph R. Rosenberg Lauren Rosenfeld Adam Roth Sam Rozzi Darrell & Mary Rublee Jonathan Rublee Matt & Angela Ryan Soena Sahni Saturday Series / The Golf Zone Serena, Ajeet & Kiran Robert Singer, PGA
Indu J. Singh Tanu Singh Tarlochan Singh & Pritpal Kaur Smith Family Brad Sokol Jenna Soranno, PGA Joe & Kathy Soranno Tad Sperry Eric Stamps George Stasen Richard Steinmetz, PGA Ron Stepanek, PGA Whitney Stewart William Stewart, PGA Bert Stiff Peter Strawbridge Candy & Hank Stringer Charles Swisher Tavistock C.C. Tyler Teynor, PGA Cissy Thompson Jim Thompson William Thorkelson Michael Trakas Ned Trombly Daniel Tu-Hoa Jane Turk Joseph Turk Kevin Turk Andrew Turner, PGA Sue Unger Michael Vanderlaan, PGA Vanguard Matching Gift Program Harjeet Kaur Virdi Vohra Family Steve Wager Margot & Bill Walker Walton Family Lee & Bill Warden Andy Watters, PGA Ralph Watts Missy & Bruce Wietlisbach Rebecca Wiggins Elizabeth M. Wilkins Gregory Williams Mary Jo & John Williams Michael Wood, PGA Karen Wukich C.C. of York Ned & Mary Young Zemba Family Peter & Jo Ziesing Gary Zimmer
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