2024 Golf Tournament to Support the Maine Indoor Air Quality Council

Wednesday, June 5, 2024
Poland Spring Resort
37 Robbins Road, Poland, Maine

Registration Form at Bottom of Page

Tournament Overview

The Maine Indoor Air Quality Council invites you to join us for a simple day of fun and camaraderie at Poland Spring Resort in Poland, Maine,  Enjoy time spent together out on the course in support of the Maine Indoor Air Quality Council and our mission to create healthy, environmentally-sustainable indoor environments through education, communications and advocacy.

Cost:

Tournament participants may register as a foursome or register as individuals.

Cost:

  • $88 for individual registration or $330 for a foursome.
    Includes 18 holes of golf, plus cart.  Join us afterwards for lunch (players pay own tab.)  Lunch location: Mel’s Hilltop Restaurant (above the pro shop).
  • Mulligans: $5 (extra tee shot, max. 2 per player).
  • 50-50 Raffle tickets: $3 each or 4 for $10.
  • Please consider making an additional donation of any amount to support the work of this great little organization.  Set donation options are available at registration.  Custom donation amounts can be made on our donation page:  https://maineindoorair.org/donate/

Sponsorship Options!

Tournament Format:

The 2024 tournament will be in SCRAMBLE format.

About the Course

The Poland Spring golf course is an 18-hole par 71 championship layout with a slope of 124 measuring 6,178 yards. Fifteen holes have views of the White Mountains and/or lakes. Enjoy velvet bent grass greens, well-maintained fairways, ponds, and tees for all abilities.

The first 9 holes were originally designed by Arthur Fenn (the first American-born professional golfer and course architect) and then Donald Ross of Pinehurst Fame would redesign the course to an 18-hole championship course. Later, Walter Travis also left his mark on Poland Spring. All three are big names in America’s golf history.

Tournament Schedule

Final schedule for 2024 not yet available, but this is the schedule from prior events:

8:00 a.m. – Gather together at the Pro Shop

8:30 a.m. – Shotgun Start

Post-Play – Join as a group for award ceremony and bragging at Mel’s Hilltop Restaurant (located above the pro shop)

Weather/Course Cancellation

We all know that the weather in Maine can be unpredictable.  It is just as likely to be cold and raining as it is to be sunny and lovely.  In the event of bad weather resulting in unplayable conditions, the Golf outing will be cancelled and participants will be given a voucher for play at the Resort anytime during the 2024 season.  No refunds will be available.

(Cancellation notices will be sent to all participants who have provided an e-mail address with registration.  Cancellation notices will also be posted on this outing website.  If the weather is poor on the day of our outing, please do not leave home without first checking BOTH your e-mail and this website.

Questions?

Contact the office of the Maine Indoor Air Quality Council if you have questions about this event.  Staff can be reached at:  207-626-8115 or christy@maineindoorair.org.

Support the Maine Indoor Air Quality Council

There are many pollutants indoors that can make people sick: mold and moisture, radon, asbestos, lead, PCBs, carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds, as well as contaminants in private well water.  Because U.S. citizens spend an average of 90% of their time indoors, there is significant cause for concern for the health and safety of our population.  In fact, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency indicates that the #1 environmental health threat in the U.S. today is indoor air pollution.

The Maine Indoor Air Quality Council (MIAQC) is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to creating healthy, environmentally-sustainable indoor environments through education, communications, and advocacy. The Council is the #1 educator in Maine of professionals of all types on practical strategies to design, construct, operate, maintain, investigate, and remediate buildings. We educate members of the public on strategies to improve the IAQ in their own homes. And we advocate in the public arena for a policy infrastructure that supports healthy IAQ for all buildings types, including homes, workplaces, and schools. We also raise funds to pay for fixing radon problems in low-income Maine homes.  

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