GsilSeptember 21, 2023
Our 10th Annual Chipping in FORE! Independence golf tournament will be at Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown, NH. Join us as we hit the greens to raise some green to benefit people with disabilities throughout New Hampshire. This scramble style shot gun start tournament is a great time for golfers of all abilities from novice to scratch.
Join us for our `10th Annual Chipping in FORE! Independence charity golf tournament, on September 21, 2023, at Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown, NH. Bring a foursome or join one! The entry fee of $155 per player ($620 per foursome) includes breakfast, BBQ lunch, a complementary mocktail/cocktail, green fees & cart. Registration is at 8:30 am, with a tee-off at 9:30 am. It is a shotgun start, scramble format. We have many contests, prizes and raffles too.
Are you feeling lucky? To REGISTER Yourself or your foursome, and to purchase your CONTESTS click here!
Interested in becoming a SPONSOR and supporting our mission? We have a wide variety of opportunities available!
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All payments must be received before September 19, 2023
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After a recent spinal cord injury resulted in paraplegia, Kevin’s life soon changed. The staff at GSIL worked closely with him through his rehabilitation, offering resources, peer support and mentoring as well as assisting him in networking with his community to set goals. Kevin obtained 2 accessible vehicles, had his own apartment and sat on several different disability related committees. He participated in barrier.
free recreation and peer support groups. With some guidance from GSIL staff, Kevin obtained a hand cycle through Challenge Athletes Foundation. In the fall of 2019, he did the research to find an accessible subsidized apartment. He spoke with his employer about a transfer in jobs to the franchise in the city to which he was moving. He now had a job waiting for him as well!