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Annual Comox Valley Golf Ball Drop
Friday, September 9, 2022
- Time
- 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
- Venue
- Crown Isle Resort & Golf Community, Courtenay, V9N 9G3
- Price
- $10
The CV Monarch Lions host their Annual Comox Valley Golf Ball Drop at Crown Isle Resort & Golf Community in Courtenay.
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Friday, September 9th, the CV Monarch Lions host their Annual Comox Valley Golf Ball Drop at Crown Isle Resort & Golf Community in Courtenay. Purchase any number of the 2000 numbered golf balls that’ll be dropped onto the driving range with the 4 balls nearest the pin winning cash prizes. There’s 2 $500 prizes as well as $1000 & the grand prize of $3000. Proceeds will help the Monarch Lions with their many community projects. It starts at 6pm, get tickets from Monarch Lion members or by emailing C-V Monarch Lions Club at gmail dot com. cvmonarchlionsclub@gmail.com
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Venue
Crown Isle Resort & Golf Community
399 Clubhouse Drive
Courtenay
V9N 9G3
Dates
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