Plans Unveiled for 33rd Annual Rotary Club of East Nassau & Scout Association of The Bahamas -Golf Tournament Powered by Stella Artois

Sat, May 4th 2019, 09:00 AM

Organizers, sponsors, and patrons unveiled all the details for the 33rd Annual Rotary Club of East Nassau and Scout Association of The Bahamas Golf Tournament, which will be held at the Ocean Club Golf Course on Monday the 6th of May.

Over 100 golfers are expected to play in the annual event, noted for being one of the biggest charitable tournaments on the island and looking to raise over $140,000 for local charities.

During a press conference held at the Ocean Club Golf Club House, Robert Leming, the Golf Club’s General manager noted that the tournament tees off at 12:30pm with a two-ball scramble.

“We give thanks to the hard-working folks at the Rotary Club of East Nassau,” said Leming. “With over 7,000 employees in our company, at some point their lives have been touched by the charities Rotary supports. It’s a pleasure to host the tournament again.”

According to Tournament organizers Philip Andrews and Ryan Treco, one hundred percent of the funds raised will go to local charities.

Some of the beneficiaries include the Scout Association, 14 Clubs, Project Read, and The Bahamas Association for the Physically Disabled, amongst others.

“Over the past 33 years, we have been able to net over $3 million in donations and sponsorships,” explained 2nd Vice President, Rotary Club of East Nassau, Adrian White. “These donations have gone straight to the community.”

Organizers of the tournament were also pleased to announce that Stella Artois, will join them as their title sponsor.

“Stella Artois, an international beer brand, began their efforts in 2015 to give back to local communities where Stella is distributed” said Brand Manager of Anheuser Bush at Bahamian Brewery and Beverage Co., Keiani Worrell.

“Since that time they have made efforts to partner with various non-profits organizations and have raised over $15 million dollars to date.

When we heard about the 33rd Golf Tournament and the charities they support, we knew that this would be a perfect opportunity for us to give back and make an impact here in The Bahamas.”

Former President of the East Club, Geoff Andrews, who served as MC for the press event, noted that five years ago they joined forces to host this with the Scouting Association of The Bahamas, as they were having competing tournaments, which was not working.

Speaking for the Scouts was National Training Commissioner, Joseph Pickering. “Our mission continues to be the education of young Bahamians through a value-based system,” said Pickering.

“We strive to develop young leaders by trying to make each individual self-reliant, which seems in line with Rotary standards.”

The annual golf tournament which brings together some of the most well-known veteran golfers, as well as young enthusiasts is also well-known for its great prizes and great fun.

“We still have room for more players and sponsors” noted Andrews. “Interested golfers can sign up with Phil Andrews (242) 422-8819 or Ryan Treco (242) 422-7155.”

He noted that players do not have to be Rotarians or good golfers to come out and enjoy this great day of comradery and fundraising for The Bahamas.

Rotary of East Nassau Club & Scout organizers stand alongside title sponsors and International Brewer Stella Artois as the group talk big plans for the 33rd Annual Rotary of East Nassau & Scout Association of The Bahamas Club Golf Tournament which is set for May 6th 2019 at the Ocean Golf Club on Paradise Island. Pictured are (left to right) Charlotte Nevins, Stella model, Robert Leming, Ocean Golf Club General manager, Phil Andrews, Rotary Tournament Organiser, Manuel Barloto, Anheuser Bush Sales & Marketing Regional Manager, Keiani Worrell, Brand Manager of Anheuser Bush at Bahama Brewery and Beverage Co., Adrian White, 2nd Vice President, Rotary Club of East Nassau, Andrew White, Joseph Pickering, The Bahamas Scout National Training Commissioner, Diane de Cardenas, Rotary Club of East Nassau and Bahamian Brewery Rep and Geoff Andrews, former President of Rotary Club of East Nassau, MC. (Photos courtesy of Javear Cleare for Barefoot Marketing) 

Organizers and sponsors talk golf, sponsors, prizes and more for the 33rd Annual Rotary of East Nassau Club Golf Tournament set for May 6th at the One and Only Ocean Club resort. Some 100 golf professionals will compete in the fundraising event which expects to raise over 140 thousand for charity. (Photos courtesy of Javear Cleare for Barefoot Marketing) 

Speaking for the Scouts was National Training Commissioner, Joseph Pickering. “Our mission continues to be the education of young Bahamians through a value-based system,” said Pickering. “We strive to develop young leaders by trying to make each individual self-reliant, which seems in line with Rotary standards.”(Photos courtesy of Javear Cleare for Barefoot Marketing) 

Rotary of East Nassau Club organizers say 'Cheers' to Stella Artois joining the 33rd Annual Tournament. Pictured are (left to right) Diane de Cardenas and Ryan Treco, Rotary Club of East Nassau, Keiani Worrell, Brand Manager of Anheuser Bush at Bahama Brewery and Beverage Co., Phil Andrews, Rotary Tournament Organiser, Manuel Bartolo, Anheuser Bush Sales & Marketing Regional Manager, Adrian White, 2nd Vice President, Rotary Club of East Nassau, Andrew White, Geoff Andrews, former President of Rotary Club of East Nassau and Charlotte Nevins, Stella model.(Photos courtesy of Javear Cleare for Barefoot Marketing)

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