Anacortes Sister Cities Association
Doyle Geer Golf Tournament

Saturday, June 22nd, 2013
Similk Beach Golf Course, Anacortes, WA

Golfer & Sponsor Application

Doyle Geer was an important part of ASCA for many years and continued to be involved until he passed away in December of 2004. Doyle was the mayor of Anacortes when the first ASCA relationship was established with Lomonosov, Russia. A couple of years later, Doyle oversaw the beginnings of the ASCA relationship with Kisakata, Japan. This relationship was very special to him. He made a farewell trip to Kisakata just months before he passed away. Doyle had also been very active in the Anacortes Youth Sports Coalition. Because of Doyle’s efforts, ASCA and AYSC developed a strong relationship. ASCA is honored to name our annual golf tournament after Doyle Geer. ASCA is pleased to honor Doyle’s children as Lifetime Honorary Players in our annual Golf Tournament.

ASCA Golf Tournament

The Annual ASCA Golf Tournament has been played for several years.  Its primary purpose from the very beginning has been to have a great time, while at the same time, to raise funds for the many and varied programs that the Anacortes Sister Cities Association has developed.  Some of the projects that have benefited from ASCA’s fund-raising include:

• Lomonosov, Russia – student exchanges and adult cultural trips.
• Nikaho City (Kisakata), Japan – a premier student exchange program, adult cultural visits, visits by Taiko Drummers, Kyudo Archers.
• Sidney BC, Canada – “Save Our Ferry” campaign, International Town Crier events, parade exchanges.
• Vela Luka, Croatia – student exchanges, adult cultural trips, and Kumpanija Sword Dancers.
• Lois Worthington Student Travel Fund
• ASCA Flagpole Project – at Gateway Triangle
• ASCA Website – www.anacortessistercities.com
• ASCA Cultural Grant Fund

ASCA meets on the 1^st Thursday at the Library 
ASCA is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization

18 holes using a 4-Ball Scramble format *** Prizes for 1^st, 2^nd, & 3^rd place teams, Hole-In-One Prizes, Putting Contest Prize, Women’s & Men’s Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin, Mulligan & Raffle events, Gifts for each Golfer, Team Photos *** On-course refreshments *** Awards Luncheon following tournament

Scramble format consists of each player teeing off and the team selecting a preferred ball to play the next shot. Each player then hits his or her next shot from that spot.  All subsequent shots are followed in the same manner until the first ball is holed out. Do not tap in a putt prior to all players having putted from the previous spot. The team must use each player’s tee shot at least twice during the round.

 

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