The Beaver State Fling Golden Ticket

["Over the Hill" Bob]

The Beaver State Fling Golden Ticket

What is it: Amateur 2010 Beaver State Fling Automatic Entry Raffle
Cost: $1 per ticket
Drawing: March 14th, You do not need to be present to win
Purchase from: Bob Cabal, Mike Phillips, Jeff Mittl, Kel Carver, Patrick Darr, Carl Thorne & Kent Smothers

Since last years amazing registration rates created such havoc for would be amateur competitors we have decided to raffle off a free entry into the Amateur side of the Beaver State Fling 2010. We will be announcing a winner on March 14th 2010 before registration opens. You do not need to be present to win, and you will be the first amateur into the event. No online worries for you!

Tickets will be available January 24th at the Stumptown Winter Slosh as well as other local events in the coming months.

Tickets may also be purchased online at Stumptown Store in blocks of 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 50 tickets.
http://www.stumptowndiscgolf.org/store/bsf_raffle


Any questions please contact
Jeff Mittl
jmittl@gmail.com
or
Mike Phillips
flash_25296@yahoo.com

[Tim]

Nice, cool idea guys.

[Scott]

Genius!

["Over the Hill" Bob]

Originally Posted by Scott

Genius!

Well.............Thank You, kind Sir!

Bob

[Flash]

Hey now don't call Bob genius he doesn't like to be put in a box and now because you have he is now going to be treated differently or something.

I am sorry about this Bob it was hard not to put you idea into action!

[Yardbird]

Great idea, but why limit it to only one spot.

How about five?

With a field of 144 or more (tee times), five spots would be reasonable and it would be a good fundraiser for the tournament.

[DanZ]

Originally Posted by Yardbird

Great idea, but why limit it to only one spot.

How about five?

With a field of 144 or more (tee times), five spots would be reasonable and it would be a good fundraiser for the tournament.

Willy Wonka gave out 5 golden tickets.

[Scott]

Whoa, whoa, whoa! I did not mean to call Bob a genius. A genius idea.

[Flash]

Originally Posted by DanZ

Willy Wonka gave out 5 golden tickets.

That was very nice of him!

[D-Walk]

Lottery games are based on chance, should be played for entertainment only and should not be played for investment purposes.

["Over the Hill" Bob]

Originally Posted by D-Walk

Lottery games are based on chance, should be played for entertainment only and should not be played for investment purposes.

So HOW many tickets did you want?

Bob

[D-Walk]

Originally Posted by "Over the Hill" Bob

So HOW many tickets did you want?

Bob

Here's what I was wondering. If I buy 50 tickets and get left in the cold both with the raffle AND registration, do I at least get a players pack?

["Over the Hill" Bob]

Originally Posted by D-Walk

Here's what I was wondering. If I buy 50 tickets and get left in the cold both with the raffle AND registration, do I at least get a players pack?

You get the undying gratitude of the BSF staff for helping to make a difference and the BSF even better than it was last year.

Bob

["Over the Hill" Bob]

Originally Posted by "Over the Hill" Bob

You get the undying gratitude of the BSF staff for helping to make a difference and the BSF even better than it was last year.

Bob

Oh yeah, and an opportunity to hang out with me as a volunteer.

Bob

[D-Walk]

Originally Posted by "Over the Hill" Bob

Oh yeah, and an opportunity to hang out with me as a volunteer.

Bob

We'll talk on Sunday

[Darr]

Originally Posted by "Over the Hill" Bob

Oh yeah, and an opportunity to hang out with me as a volunteer.

Bob

and me

[runnaman]

I'll be volunteering as well... unless I win the drawing.

["Over the Hill" Bob]

Originally Posted by runnaman

I'll be volunteering as well... unless I win the drawing.

Chase, you CAN'T win because I need you as a volunteer but thanks for the ticket purchase.

Online sales are picking up and I will be out at the Slosh Hoe Down tomorrow with tickets. I will have tickets with me next month at the Pretzel Bowl in Seattle as well as the U of O doubles event in Cottage Grove.

Who wants the one COVETED "Golden Ticket"?

Bob

[SMOKIN JOE]

Good Idea. Anything to raise money is good. Nothing wrong with an exemption or two. Maybe with a second ticket something like this could happen. Sell only one ticket per person to give equal chance. Make the price double the club fee price. Give out a club membership with each ticket. You could make the ticket special and take the cost out of the club fee. A way to raise membership and money at the same time. Then maybe the club could run some qualifing tournaments to fill some more of the spots and raise even more money. Take half the field to qualifiers and give the rest to on line and Tour card holders. Just a thought.

["Over the Hill" Bob]

Sold a bunch of tickets at the Slosh yesterday. I'll have tickets at Team Golf as will Mittl, Carl, Darr and Kel (if I get the tickets to them). If you think you might not see any us with tickets, go to the Stumptown Store online.

Bob