Celebration and Chamber Of Commerce Partner For Golf Tournament
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Celebration CEO Mike Inman poses with Chamber Of Commerce
Ambassador Chair Marsha Howard, President of the Board Of Directors Amanda O’Neal
and CEO Allen Pittner to announce the partnership of the Second Annual Shoot
Out.
The Shelbyville-Bedford Country Chamber Of Commerce and the Tennessee
Walking Horse National Celebration have partnered to host the Second Annual Celebration
Shoot Out Golf Tournament to be held Sunday, August 30, 2015. The shoot out
will be at the Riverbend Country Club and will begin at 8:30am. Eighty players
will participate and the entry fee includes golf, cart, a goody bag, lunch and
beverages. The format will be four-person scramble with a Shotgun start.
Allen
Pittner, Chamber Of Commerce CEO, stated, “This partnership between the Chamber
Of Commerce and The Celebration is to provide a great networking event between
the Walking Horse Industry and the local community.”
To sponsor,
donate or RSVP, please call 931-684-3482 or email Stephanie.Crosslin@SBCChamber.com.
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