October, 2015 – Conservation Cup

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South Florida Science Center and Aquarium

Conservation Cup

Monday, October 26, 2015

Conservation Cup Co-chairs Heath Randolph (L) and Val Perez (R) with Science Center CEO Lew Crampton (Center) welcome golfers to swing for science on Monday, October 26. Proceeds are earmarked to support the Science Center's new mini-golf course, which is being designed by Gary Nicklaus and Jim Fazio.
Conservation Cup Co-chairs Heath Randolph (L) and Val Perez (R) with Science Center CEO Lew Crampton (Center) welcome golfers to swing for science on Monday, October 26. Proceeds are earmarked to support the Science Center’s new mini-golf course, which is being designed by Gary Nicklaus and Jim Fazio. Photo: Esteban Parchuc/South Florida Science Center and Aquarium

WHO:  The South Florida Science Center and Aquarium

Co-chaired by Heath Randolph and Val Perez, committee members include: Ryan Bridger, Carolyn Broadhead, Scott Butler, Alex Coleman, Lew Crampton, Russ Evans, Matthew Ferguson, Page Lee Hufty, Jeremy Johnson, Mack Perry, Pauline Pitt, Grier Pressly, Cater Randolph, Brian Ray, Cari Rentas, Rebecca Seelig and Jeff Smith.

WHAT:  Golfers are welcome to swing for science to support the construction of the South Florida Science Center’s Conservation Course. The action packed day will include an 18-hole tournament, unique contests, cocktail party and awards ceremony.

WHERE:  Mayacoo Lakes Country Club | 9697 Mayacoo Club Dr. | West Palm Beach, FL 33411

HOW MUCH:  $500 per two person team or $1000 per foursome

WHEN: Monday, October 26, 2015, with an 12:00 p.m. shotgun start

WHY:  The Conservation Cup proceeds will support The Conservation Course, an 18-hole putting course to be located on the Science Center’s backyard property on their new Forever Florida Science Trail.  Each hole on the course will be named for Florida-themed wildlife or habitat and brief descriptions for some of these features will be provided along the course route.  The course is being designed by Gary Nicklaus and Jim Fazio, scions of two of the greatest golf course design firms in the industry. The Conservation Course is designed with the intent toward fostering understanding and appreciation for conservation initiatives.

SPONSORS-TO-DATE:  First Republic Bank, The Honda Classic, Stephen Douglas Associates, Southwest Greens and Paddock Partnerships.

CONTACT INFO: For registration, sponsorship opportunities, or questions, please contact Marcy Hoffman, Director of Institutional Advancement, (561) 370-7738 or [email protected]