Albany Golf Tournament - Double H Ranch

Double H Ranch’s 1st Annual Albany Golf Tournament

Friday, October 2nd, 2020
Albany Country Club

*SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES*

Masks must be worn by all players until they are out on the course (after 1^st Tee).
All attendees must follow all social distancing guidelines.
Those who request to have their own cart for social distancing reasons, please let us know before Thursday.

Email- efellows@doublehranch.org

10:00 a.m. Registration

11:00 a.m. Shotgun Start/Scramble Format

Dress Code: Proper Golf Attire

Registration and Prizes info:

We are going to do a 50/50 raffle and a “Ball Drop”, which can be purchased at Registration.
10:45 Ball Drop.
There will be a brief program about the Double H Ranch, highlighting the organization’s mission history and outlining ways guests can “Give the Gift of Camp” feat. Double H Ranch CEO, Max Yurenda and Bob Blackman, Double H Ranch Board Member and Tournament Chairman.
On the course there will be a “Closest to the Pin” contest on designated holes. Winners receive Gift Card the Albany Country Club Pro Shop.

Food:

There will be a slider station (Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers and Spicy Chicken) before golfers head out on the course.
Each player will receive 2 complimentary drink tickets that they can use throughout the day. (drink cart will be on course).
Drink Tickets are good for Beer, Wine and Soft Drinks. Mixed drinks may be purchased by players.
Cash bar will be available as well.

After Golf:

When players finish, you will be able to relax at the outdoor patio area until 5:00pm.
To adhere to Club Policies and Social Distancing Guidelines, the Country Club has asked that players remain in the outdoor patio and not use inside dining areas.
Depending on timing, winners will be notified after the tournament.

Questions? Please contact Erik Fellows at efellows@doublehranch.org.

- Ranch Stories -

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I lost my mother to AIDS when I was just 7 years old. I was confused and a lost child, trying to understand and find answers. “Why her? Why me? What is “AIDS”? What is “HIV”? How can it be cured?”. I started camp shortly after and eventually received the best answers I could of got. I spend the rest of my childhood, growing into who I am today, at this wonderful place. When I was away from camp, I didn’t feel like I “fit in” anywhere else, but the moment those bus doors opened and we were greeted by our counselors, it felt like home. It felt right. The next decade I spent 1 week of my summer here, and always begged for more time. The boat ceremony was always the hardest. So many tears were shed that night, but we all were hopeful. Hopeful we all were able to make it back the following year. Some didn’t, but most did. I haven’t been back to camp in a decade now. I miss it so much. There is plenty of times when I just sit and think about it, and dreamed of coming back one day as a counselor, or just a visit. I now have my own 7 year old beautiful healthy little girl that calls me mommy. I take what I learned at camp with me through every day parenting. Never to judge others, always be kind, have courage in everything you do, and to never give up. Double H Ranch is my home away from home, and I cherish it so deeply. I even have it tattooed on me! If anyone is looking into bringing your child here, do it. You wont regret it, and they won’t ever stop sharing the memories with you that they had there. I’m turning 28 years old this year, and I feel amazing. Beating odds is an amazing feeling, but not thinking about turning 30 soon is!! Haha! I want to say a huge thank you to all of the counselors because without all of your encouragement and love, we may not of pushed ourselves to try harder. So thank you all!!
- Erica G. - Binghamton, NY
07/24/2017
Double H Ranch

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