MEMPHIS, TN--(Marketwired - June 09, 2015) - Some of the nation's best collegiate golfers will be paired with local golf enthusiasts in a unique tournament format that has raised over $2.2 million for local charities since its inception.
The 2015 ServiceMaster Restore Collegiate Players Tour, presented by State Farm, is an eight-city event that begins this month. The tour provides a venue for top collegiate men and women golfers to compete during the summer months. Local golfers can sign up to participate alongside the collegiate players, and all the proceeds from the local tournament are donated to local charities.
"This tour is a great way to create excellent summer competition for these aspiring young players and local amateurs, and it's a great way to raise funds for local charities," said Gary Bauer, chief operating officer for ServiceMaster Restore, a business unit of ServiceMaster Global Holdings, Inc. (
"Our services help home and business owners get back on their feet when the unexpected happens. We're thrilled to support many non-profit groups that have the same goal."
"We have always been about two things," said Barry Rodenhaver, executive director of the Tour said. "For the kids to compete and for them to develop confidence within themselves.
"Thanks to the sponsors who have supported us, the amount of positive momentum these events generate will continue to grow."
Local ServiceMaster Restore franchisees will coordinate the events, and work with local State Farm representatives to run the events in each location.
Tour schedule | ||||||
Date | City | Venue | Charity | |||
June 8-10 | Minneapolis, Minn. | Stonebrook Golf Club | Ronald McDonald House Charities | |||
June 22-24 | Baton Rouge, La. | Santa Maria Golf Club | Baton Rouge Crimestoppers | |||
June 29-July 1 | Los Angeles, Calif. | Hidden Valley Golf Club | Huntington's Disease Society | |||
July 6-8 | Harlingen, Texas | Harlingen Country Club | 1st Tee of Greater Brownsville | |||
July 13-15 | Oklahoma City, Okla. | Gaillardia Country Club | Go Mitch Go Foundation | |||
July 27-29 | Atlanta, Ga. | Laurel Springs CC | Will To Live Foundation | |||
Aug. 3-6 | Dallas, Texas | Texas Star Golf Club | Adaptive Training Foundation | |||
To participate or find out more, contact: | ||||
Minneapolis | Fred McGuire | fredm@svmps.com | ||
Baton Rouge | Huey Miller, Jr. | hueyjr@servicemasterrestoration.com | ||
Los Angeles | Jeff Watson | jwatson@smsos.com | ||
Harlingen | Adam Arredondo | adam@smquality.com | ||
Oklahoma City | Steve Stamper | svmwok@sbcglobal.net | ||
Atlanta | Bill Barbee | bbarbee@smcleancobb.com | ||
Dallas | Greg Gilmer | ggilmer@servicemasterdallas.com | ||
About the Collegiate Players Tour
The Collegiate Players Tour is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the promotion of college golf competition for college-age golfers, both men and women during the summer months. The tour is in its 22nd year, and is sanctioned by the Golf Coaches Association of America, National Golf Coaches Association, and the United States Golf Association. For more information, visit www.collegiateplayerstour.com.
About ServiceMaster Restore
With approximately 1,800 franchised and licensed locations around the world, ServiceMaster Restore and ServiceMaster Recovery Management (SRM) serve customers through a global network of franchises available 24/7/365 to provide residential and commercial restoration services resulting from damage caused by water, fire or smoke. SRM is the large-scale commercial catastrophic disaster restoration unit of ServiceMaster Restore. ServiceMaster Restore and SRM have operations and consulting experience on countless disasters, including clean-up after Hurricane Katrina and the Pentagon after September 11, 2001. More information can be found at www.servicemasterrestore.com and www.servicemasterrecoverymanagement.com. ServiceMaster Restore is a business unit of the Memphis-based ServiceMaster Global Holdings, Inc. (
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