Annual Real Superman Scramble
Starting date:
Event Details
This event is a 4 person scramble. Drinks and grilled food on course during the round included in your entry fee. 10 a.m.
Give-aways, hole prizes and flight prizes.
Need a team? Trails West Golf Course will assist in pairing you up with a great group of playing partners.
Cost
•$40 members
•$55 non-members
•$30 youth 16 years old and under
•Optional cash skins game
Registration Info
•Prepay and save $5
https://leavenworth.armymwr.com/programs/trails-west-golf-course
Annual Real Superman Scramble
Phone : 913-651-7176 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : brian.flax@us.army.mil
Web Address : http://leavenworth.armymwr.com/programs
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