March 11, 2021
Austin, Texas
A generous supporter of hickory golf and the Onion Creek Hickory Classic has donated a new set of Louisville Golf Precision model hickory shaft irons (mid-iron through niblick, a $1050 retail value), to be raffled off, with all proceeds to be turned over to Mobile Loaves & Fishes, the OCHC official charity. See WWW.ML&F.ORG Repeat: these are new, never used; they came right from Louisville Golf.
In addition, another donor sent a brand new Louisville Golf version of the Bobby Jones Calamity Jane putter (a $175 retail value). So, what we have is the eight-club set ($1,050) plus the Calamity Jane putter ($175) for a total retail value of $1,225.
HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
RAFFLE TICKET COST
$25 each; three for $50; or eight for $100.
Tickets may be purchased immediately, at the Onion Creek Classic, and afterwards, too, as late as April 11, 2021.
Pay By Check
Send checks (payable to Hickory Golf Association of Texas) to:
Pete League
2602 Foxglen Drive,
Austin, TX 78704
TICKET NUMBERS
Your raffle ticket numbers will be sent to you via e-mail. So, be sure to include your email address when you send your check.
NON-PROFIT
The Hickory Golf Association of Texas is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization, as is Mobile Loaves & Fishes. Raffle tickets are not tax-deductible, but other contributions are tax-deductible.
DRAWING
The drawing will take place after the 2021 Masters Champion is declared on April 11, 2021 (or later if there is a weather delay)..
WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
Via e-mail to our primary hickory golf mailing lists and via an announcement on www.OnionCreekHickoryClassic.com. The winner will also be personally notified.
SHIPPING
The clubs will be shipped to the winner at no cost to him or her.
ACCOUNTING
We will publish a full accounting of this raffle on www.OnionCreekHickoryClassic
THE END RESULT
Past auctions, raffles and other individual contributions associated with the Onion Creek Hickory Classic played a large role in ML&F’s recent purchase of a mobile home at Austin’s Community First Village. It now serves as the home of a formerly homeless couple. Community First Village has over 200 residents already and, when at full capacity, will house almost 600 persons, all living with a huge dose of dignity. Now, THAT’S an effective way to attack the homeless situation! I urge everyone to visit the MLF web site, www.MLF.org
YOU CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT HOMELESSNESS! SUPPORT MOBILE LOAVES & FISHES’ MANY INITIATIVES BY SUPPORTING THIS RAFFLE.
Pete League
Tournament Director
Onion Creek Hickory Classic
512-694-9904
league1967@gmail.com
