Atlantic Cape’s Scramble ‘Fore’ Scholarships Golf Tournament Rescheduled

CAPE MAY — Due to inclement weather, the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation has rescheduled the 2013 Scramble “Fore” Scholarships golf tournament for Oct. 23, at the Cape May National Golf Club. Golfers can still register a four-person team to participate in the event.
This year’s event will feature a hole-in-one shootout for a chance to win a 2013 Key West 189 Family Sport CC fishing boat sponsored by Cape Harbor Marine Services LLC.
Additionally, registrants will have an opportunity to win “The Chalfonte Hotel Experience,” which includes an overnight stay at The Chalfonte Hotel and dinner for two in the Magnolia Room, valued at nearly $500.
The tournament will follow a scramble format, beginning with a shotgun-start at 11 a.m.
Player fees, which include gifts, lunch and a dinner awards banquet, are $150 per person and $500 per foursome.
Following the tournament, the historic Chalfonte Hotel in Cape May will host an awards dinner at 5:30 p.m. in the acclaimed Magnolia Room. Chefs Dot Burton and Lucille Thompson of West Cape May, who are celebrating their 75th anniversary with the Chalfonte, will prepare their famous crab cake and fried chicken dinner. The chefs will also be available for a cookbook signing.
Atlantic Cape’s Academy of Culinary Arts students will prepare a variety of decadent desserts. Atlantic Cape art students’ paintings will be auctioned during the dinner to raise additional scholarship funds. Tickets to the awards dinner are $50 and can be purchased online at www.atlantic.edu/golf.
Located on Route 9 near renowned Victorian Cape May, and centrally located along one of the world’s most famous bird migration flyways, Cape May National has been recognized as one of the most naturally beautiful courses in the United States.
To register, become a sponsor or purchase tickets to the awards dinner, contact Jennifer Martucci at (609) 463-4511 or jmartucc@atlantic.edu or visit www.atlantic.edu/golf.
Atlantic Cape established the Foundation in 1978 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity to build a broad base of financial support for its programs and services. Foundation members are drawn from local industry and small businesses and represent a broad cross-section of active leaders in the community. The Foundation has raised nearly $3 million for scholarships, Foundation operations and to enhance academic programs and the campus environment. Annually, the Foundation provides $270,000 for institutional scholarships, grants and emergency help and another $70,000 to support college educational endeavors.