The ultimate Hole-In-One prizes are here. Your dream of going to the Masters is now just a few yards away.

• Masters - 5 nights, 4-day badge, airfare, and accommodations for 2.
• U.S. Open - 5 nights, season tickets, airfare, and accommodations for 2.
• Ryder Cup - 5 nights, season tickets, airfare, and accommodations for 2.
• British Open - 7 nights, tickets, airfare, and accommodations, for 2 plus golf.
• International golf tours such as Ireland, Scotland, Spain, France, Portugal, Jamaica, and the Caribbean.
• Premier resort vacations - as courses like TPC Sawgrass, PGA National, The American Club, Greenbriar Resort, Pebble Beach, or Doral. All with daily golf.
• Junkets  for two to the World Series or Superbowl.

$$	Tournament Promotions Midwest can provide coverage for almost any cash amount.

Cars, Trucks, Boats, even Planes can be insured.

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Signage and Ancillary Prizes are included in the price.

(Cost is determined by the number of players, length of hole, and value of prize. Taxes are paid by the winner).

Putt for Cash Contests

How would you like a chance to make a Putt for $5,000 or $10,000? The "Putt for Cash" event allows players in your Tournament to qualify to make a putt for big money. One or more players can take a putt for $5,000, $10,000, or more. (amateur only)

Or a Series Putt contest where one or more contestants can try putts from 5 distances for 5 different payoffs.

50' $10k 40' $5k 30' $500 20' $300 10' $100

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John Floyd sand a 50 foot putt on June 16, 2003 at the Kokomo CC. He split the $10,000 prize with the St. Joseph Hospital Foundation who sponsored the event.

Dr. Jim Nevin won $5,000 Putt for Cash contest May 24, 2002 at Plum Creek for the St. Vincent / Kiwanis golf outing.

Greg Turnbull of Carmel, IN made a 50' putt for $5,000 at the Progress House outing at the Brickyard.

Mathew Quigley of Tipton, IN also sank a 50-footer at the Tipton Rotary golf outing for a cool $5,000.

Harold Skillman of Indianapolis hit a $10,000 putt at the Wayne Township Education Foundation outing.

Randy Lambert sank a putt at Stony Creek GC and split $10,000 with Girls, Inc.

Pat Keogan of Elkhart, IN sank a putt for $5,000 at the annual Christiana Creek CC Invitational.

Closest to the Hole

Most outings have one or more par 3 holes designated as a prize hole for the player who gets closest to the pin.

Winners' Choice Certificates are popular for these prizes.

Long Drive

A long straight fairway on a par 5 is ideal as a Long Drive hole and a Winners' Choice Certificate is an ideal prize.

$1,000,000 Hole-In-One

Add more excitement to your outing by having someone take a shot for a Million Dollars. Payoff may be an annuity or a lump sum. Smaller hole-in-one prizes are also available - cash, merchandise, or a Winners' Choice Certificate. (amateur only)

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John Soltan of Indianapolis made a hole-in-one on July 30, 2003 at Hickory Stick GC in Greenwood during an Indiana Restaurant Association outing. He won a golfing trip to Scotland.

Chris Miller of Greensburg, IN hit a hole-in-one to win a $10,000 boat from Brownies Marina.

On July 20, 2002 Mr. Chang made a Hole-In-One on the 17th hole at Orchard Ridge CC in Ft. Wayne, IN for a $25,000 boat

And at that same tournament, Howard Sandler got another Hole-In-One and won a $22,000 Nissan.

Jeff Deakyne of Lafayette, IN won a trip to the Bear Trace for a Hole-in-One at the Gene Keady / Cyctic Fibrosis outing - hole #2 on the Kampen Course.