A free family friendly festival open to the public
WHAT: In celebration of PGA Play Golf America Day, Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug presents a day of fun for the whole family. Play Golf America Day is a free event including presentations from special guests, product demos and more. The event is open to the public.
WHEN/WHERE: Saturday, June 8th, 10:30am – 2:30pm at Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug
IN DETAIL: As part of the PGA’s Play Golf America Day, Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug is hosting a free day long festival celebrating the game of golf. Play Golf America Day is a family friendly festival great for new, casual and avid golfers alike.
Activities begin at 10:30am and run throughout the day until 2:30pm. Special guests include Dave Mobley, RE/MAX World Long Drive champion and two-time contestant on Golf Channel’s “The Big Break.” Mobley will host a world long drive presentation at 1:00pm along with World Long Drive competitor Michael Michaelides. Throughout the day, Michaelides and Mohegan Sun Country Club Golf Professional Sherri McDonald, both contestants on “The Big Break,” will be on-hand for free golf instruction for all levels of play.
Golf vendors, including Nike, TaylorMade, Titleist, U.S. Kids Golf and more will also be presenting product demos throughout the day with full product lines available for testing with fitting professionals matching players with the right equipment for their level of play. There will also be a Junior Zone setup just for kids.
Food and drink service will be available on the range and at the Pautipaug Pub. Giveaways and prizes will be drawn every fifteen-minutes including free golf lessons, free rounds of golf, golf clubs and equipment and more.
Play Golf America Day is a free event with a percentage of all sales made throughout the day going to benefit the Connecticut Golf Foundation.
ABOUT MOHEGAN SUN COUNTRY CLUB AT PAUTIPAUG: Mohegan Sun Country Club at Pautipaug is a private 18-hole championship golf course that has been recognized statewide for its impeccable greens and lavish fairways. Renowned Architect Geoffrey Cornish, who has designed more golf courses in New England than any other architect, designed the club. A renovation in 2002, by Architect Steven Kay, resulted in several new teeing areas and the most playable bunkers in southern New England. Further enhancements were made for the start of the 2012 season by Northeast Golf Company’s Robert McNeil, equipping the course with all-new greens, five rebuilt holes and 125 yards of extra distance. More information is available at http://mohegansun.com/golf/. Connect with us on Facebook.com/mohegansuncountryclub.