“We’re thrilled to team up with the other venues that have tribal ties and to be part of the inaugural Potawatomi Cup,” says Tony Mancilla, tribal attorney for the Hannahville Indian Community, which owns and operates Island Resort and Casino and Sweetgrass Golf Club. “The format is sure to add even more excitement to the Island Resort Championship, which has shown tremendous growth and popularity each year.”
“All four Potawatomi Nation casinos have banded together to provide a significant cash incentive for our players trying to reach the LPGA Tour,” said Mike Nichols, chief business officer of the Symetra Tour. “We are grateful for the support of our casino partners, having grown from one tournament three years ago to four casino sponsored tournaments this year. Our Symetra Tour events help these casinos by generating publicity, community goodwill with a charitable component at an incredible value.”
In addition to the Island Resort Championship, the three other events include the Firekeepers Hotel and Casino Classic in Battle Creek, Michigan (June 6-8), the Four Winds Invitational in South Bend, Indiana (June 20-22) and the Prairie Band Casino and Resort Charity Classic in Mayetta, Kansas (September 5-7).
The Potawatomi Cup will be awarded at the Prairie Band Casino and Resort Charity Classic on Sunday, Sept. 7.
Three-day grounds passes to the Island Resort Championship are $10; kids 17 and under enter free with a paying parent. All ticket holders will be eligible for daily prize drawings.
The tournament is also accepting volunteers on a first-come, first-served basis at the Delta County Chamber of Commerce website (www.deltami.org) through June 1.
To purchase tickets visit www.sweetgrassgolfclub.com/symetra-tour-2014.
For more information: www.sweetgrassgolfclub.com, 877-ISL-GREEN.
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