MINNEHAHA ACADEMY GOLF CLASSIC
When: Monday, September 24, 2012
Cost: $215What: 18 holes of golf, plus lunch, dinner, fabulous fellowship and a whole lot of FUN!
Where:
Town and Country Club
300 North Mississippi River Blvd.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Schedule
11 a.m. – Registration, lunch, and warm-up on range and putting green
Noon – Welcome and instructions on Four-Person Scramble
12:15 p.m. – Shotgun Start
6 p.m. – Clubhouse dinner and program - Golfers’ spouses and others are welcome. Dinner fee applies.
Join Minnehaha Academy for a day of fun at the 32nd Annual Minnehaha Golf Classic, held at Town & Country Club. What a great way to wrap up your Homecoming Weekend!
The Minnehaha Academy Golf Classic is open to all community members, alumni, fans, friends and family of Minnehaha Academy. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Bruce Engman Scholarship, the athletic department and theMA Booster Club.
Reconnect with Minnehaha Academy friends, interact with current MA students, and delight in the pristine, autumn landscape at T&CC. Following the tournament, enjoy dinner in the club, bid on quality silent auction items, and hear the stories of golfing success.

About Town & Country Club -- Where Minnesota Golf Was Born
As the first "country club" in these parts, Town & Country Club was more of a social organization inspired by the clubs in Saint Paul that were formed as a nucleus of the annual Winter Carnival. A residence on Lake Como was the first clubhouse in 1887. The Club moved to its present home at the Marshall Avenue Bridge on the Mississippi River in 1890. Today, this "country club" is in the heart of the Twin Cities metropolitan area, but in 1890, it was in the boondocks of Saint Paul. Tour the course, or, get directions on their website - http://www.tcc-club.com/
Silent Auction, and prize donations are also needed. Popular items include sports memorabilia, tickets to sporting events, golf packages, wine baskets and gift cards.
Questions? Contact Sara Stone at 612-728-7722.
A brief history of the Golf Classic
The Engman Golf Classic began in the early 1980's in honor of Bruce Engman, class of 1961. Following Bruce's tragic death, friends and classmates joined together to create a memorial fund with proceeds going to an 11th grade student. Karl Olson '61, Dan Parten '61 and Mark Nesset '61 are excellent resources if you are interested in additional event history.
