26th Annual Golf Outing
The New Providence Lions Club is proud to announce that we have scheduled our 2023 Golf Fundraising event for Monday, June 12th at Shackamaxon Country Club;100 Tillinghast Turn, Scotch Plains, NJ.
The Lions and Shackamaxon Country Club are once again partnering to host our 26th Annual Golf Fundraiser. Shackamaxon, in nearby Scotch Plains, hosts one of New Jersey’s finest private 18-Hole Championship Courses. The Course was designed by Albert W. Tillinghast (named one of the great golf course architects by Golf Magazine) and he is world renowned for designing Baltusrol, Bethpage Black, Winged Foot, and Quaker Ridge. Shack’s famous 18th Hole was voted one of the most challenging par-4’s in the Metropolitan area by Met Golfer Magazine.
The Lions will once again pay tribute to Judge Frank A. Pizzi who established the Lions efforts supporting so many New Providence organizations thru your donations and contributions to this Annual Fundraiser. This year’s Event will feature Continental breakfast served from 7:30 – 9 a.m., followed by a shotgun start for 18 holes of golf followed by a BBQ lunch and a social hour after golf including the Awards Ceremony.
For our non-golfing members / guests, a ‘Luncheon Only’ option will be available along with our golfers on the newly renovated Terrace grill.
Additional information along with Golfer and Donor Sign-Up forms can be found on our website starting April 1st at nplions.org.
Lions make a difference!
The New Providence Lions Club is a 501(c)3 organization, giving back to the community 100% of the proceeds raised. Organizations that benefit from our annual support include NP Recreation Dept., Fire Dept., Community Service Assoc., EMS Rescue Squad, Senior Citizens Center, PBA, NPHS Scholarships, NP Historical Society, Health Fair, NP Public Library, Drive for Autism, and many more!
Being a Lion empowers you to help others in a way that no one person could alone. The Lions are dedicated to helping others. For more information/membership please email info@nplions.org or visit nplions.org.
