Putting For A Purpose
Stirling Properties’ Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament Raises $25,000 for local charities!
Stirling Properties hosted its 19th Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament on Monday, November 11th at University Club Plantation in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This year’s tournament successfully raised more than $25,000 for local charities!
Although the original tournament date was unfortunately rescheduled due to inclement weather, more than 100 golfers participated and brought their A game, enjoying a variety of friendly competition in addition to 18 holes of scramble golf tournament play.
Congratulations to the 1st Place Low Net winners, Bryan Hobnett, Callen Hotard, Justin Langlois, Chip Lavigne and Hunt Vaughn. The Low Gross winning team included Barrett Dick, Brett Hymel, Shawn Folks and Dex Shill.
The Longest Drive award went to Jason Williams, and Closest to the Pin prizes were presented to Justin Glenn, Wheeler Graf, Dan Smith and Rhett Hymel. Additional awards were given for 2nd and 3rd Low Gross and Low Net. A special shout out to the Highest Gross scoring team, Steve Legendre, Chad Calongne, Mitch Rotolo, Mitch Rotolo Jr.
All the putting was for a purpose though, with local nonprofit organizations benefiting from the tournament proceeds. Ochsner Foundation received $10,000 from the proceeds, and the remaining profits will be distributed to various local charitable causes.
Representatives from Ochsner Foundation were on hand to receive a check for their contributions. Grady Brame, Executive Vice President with Stirling Properties, presented a check to Jason Ruggles, Assistant Vice President of Corporate Real Estate with Ochsner Health System, during an awards celebration and cocktail reception following the tournament. Rick Perry, President and CEO of Tiger Athletic Foundation, was also presented with a $1,000 check to TAF for the LSU Golf Team.
“Despite having to reschedule the tournament—from our original date in October—due to some pretty nasty weather, the Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament was still a huge success. We were once again able to raise funds for local nonprofit organizations that are doing such great work right here in our communities. We are grateful for the generosity of our tournament sponsors and thank everyone who came out to support us. We hope to see you next year!” said Brame.
The Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament has contributed more than $264,000 to numerous organizations over the past 19 years.
Thank you to all our friends and supporters who participated and contributed to the Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament. This event would not be possible without you.
#StirlingProud
Thank you to Big Easy Parking Lot Maintenance, Cosmich Simmons & Brown PLLC, Gulf South Electric, River Parish Disposal, AOS, Business First Bank, Chris’ Paving, Coastal Environmental Services, Connelly Construction Group, Cost Segregation Services, Covington Electric Services Inc., Geiger Heating & Air, ITS Fire Alarm Security LLC, Jefferson Sprinkler, Larry Loyd Construction Co., Moran Construction Consultants LLC, PMAT Real Estate Investments, Premier Service Team LLC, Premium Parking, Professional Maintenance Services, Southeastern Waterproofing, Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company, Upchurch Services, CMC, Moradel Cleaning Services Inc., Angelos Landscaping, B&G Lawn Maintenance LLC, Cook Moore & Associates, CSRS Inc., Dale’s Paving Inc., NcNeer Electrical Contracting Inc., Unit Design Inc., CertaPro Painters of Lafayette, Delta Flooring, Dixie Office Products, Floor Trader, Huseman & Associates LLC, Mele Printing, ACA Mechanical/Industrial LLC, T.L. Construction LLC, Grass Unlimited, Acadiana Lighting & Signs, CJ Ladner Insurance Agency Inc., Multitech Office Machines and Sign Lite.
Golf Fore! Good 2017
Local charities score during Stirling Properties’ Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament
Stirling Properties hosted its 17th Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament on Monday, October 9th at University Club Plantation in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. 114 golfers participated in the scramble event and were treated to a great day of food, fun and fellowship—along with a little friendly competition—all for a good cause.
Congratulations to the 1st Place Low Net winners, Jerry Berggren, Keith Bischoff, Jared Giovingo and Steve Lousteau. The Low Gross winning team included Rick Perry, Scott Brame, Sr., Scott Brame and Jimmy Maurin. The Longest Drive award went to Blake Bailey, and Closest to the Pin prizes were presented to Keith Rotolo, David Wascom and Kasey Dorr. Additional awards were given for 2nd, 3rd and 4th Low Gross and Low Net as well as Highest Gross Score (you know who you are).
Grady Brame, Stirling Properties Executive Vice President, and Todd Stevens, Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center President and CEO
But the real winners were the local nonprofit organizations that benefited from the proceeds. This year’s tournament successfully raised more than $25,000 for local charities! In support of Breast Cancer Awareness month, Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Foundation received $10,000 from the proceeds. The remaining profits were distributed to various local charitable causes.
Representatives from Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Foundation were on hand to receive a check for their contributions. Grady Brame, Executive Vice President with Stirling Properties, presented a check to Todd Stevens, President and CEO of Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center during an awards celebration and cocktail reception following the tournament. Rick Perry, President and CEO of Tiger Athletic Foundation, was also presented with a $1,000 check in honor of the LSU Golf Team.
“Despite a challenging weekend due to Hurricane Nate threatening the Gulf Coast, the 17th Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament proceeded as planned and was a huge success,” said Brame. “We were once again able to raise funds for local nonprofit organizations that are doing such great work right here in our communities. We are grateful for the generosity of our tournament sponsors and thank everyone who came out to support us. See you next year!”
The Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament has contributed more than $214,000 to numerous organizations over the past 17 years, with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Foundation being the majority beneficiary of proceeds. Since 2004, $127,000 has been donated to the center in support of its cancer research and care-giving efforts.
Thank you to all of our friends and supporters who participated and contributed to the Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament. This event would not be possible without you.
#StirlingProud
Additional sponsors include Netchex, Newmark Knight Frank, Metairie Bank, Real Estate Tax Group, Big Easy Parking Lot Maintenance, Gulf South Electric, Dixie Office Products, Geiger Heating & Air, Jones Fussell LLP, PMAT Real Estate Investments LLC, Premier Service Team, Premium Parking, River Parish Disposal, Ryan Gootee General Contractors, SCS Electric Inc., Southeastern Waterproofing, Trimark, CMC (Calcasieu Mechanical Contractors), Angelos Landscaping, Champion Security, Cook Moore & Associates (Cornerstone), Cost Segregation Services Inc. (CSSI), Huseman, Jeffrey Lipp Parking Lot Services, Precision Concrete Cutting of Louisiana, Professional Mechanical, Resource Bank, Southeastern Contracting, Unit Design, Thermal Products, Grass Unlimited, and Sign Lite. A huge shout out to Fidelity Bank for sponsoring lunch.
Stirling Golf Tournament Raises Money for Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center
Stirling Properties’ 13th Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament raised $10,000 for Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center. The scramble-style golf tournament hosted by Stirling Properties was held Monday, October 28th at University Club in Baton Rouge where generous contributions from sponsors and over 125 golfers helped to make the event a success.
Grady Brame, Executive Vice President of Stirling Properties, presented the donation to Todd Stevens, President and CEO of Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center, during an awards celebration following the tournament.
“Due to the generosity of our tournament sponsors, we are able to once again this year donate to an organization that does so much good work for the people in our region,” said Brame.
Stirling Properties has been able to make over $106,000 in charitable contributions to various organizations over the past 13 years with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center being the charitable recipient of the majority of the tournament proceeds. Since 2004, $97,000 has been donated to the center in support of their cancer research and care-giving efforts.
Stirling Golf Tournament Raises Money for Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center
COVINGTON, Louisiana —- (September 26, 2011) Stirling Properties’ 11th Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament raised $10,000 for Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center. The scramble-style golf tournament hosted by Stirling Properties was held Monday, September 19th at the University Club, in Baton Rouge where generous contributions from sponsors and close to 100 golfers helped to make the event a success. (more…)
Stirling Properties Golf Tournament Raises Money for Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center
COVINGTON, Louisiana —- (October 21, 2010) Stirling Properties 10th Annual Stirling Invitational Golf Tournament raised $10,200 for Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center. The scramble-style golf tournament hosted by Stirling Properties was held on Monday at the University Club, in Baton Rouge where generous contributions from sponsors and golfers helped to make the event a success. Grady Brame, Stirling Properties Executive Vice President and Partner, presented the donation to Richard Lipsey, Immediate Past Chairman for the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Board of Directors, during an awards celebration following the tournament.
“Stirling Properties has been able to make over $70,000 in charitable contributions to various organizations over the past 10 years with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center being the charitable recipient in the majority of the tournament proceeds,” said Mr. Brame. “Since 2004, $56,200 has been donated to the center in support of their cancer research and care-giving efforts. We are honored to give back to an organization that so positively impacts our region and look forward to continued support of their mission.”
Stirling Properties and University Club Celebrate Redesigned Golf Course
Friday, September 17th, 2010
Renovations Bring Championship Play to Golf Enthusiasts and University Club Plantation Residents
BATON ROUGE, Louisiana – Stirling Properties, the management firm for University Club and the exclusive sales and marketing firm for University Club Plantation, celebrates the newly renovated 18-hole championship golf course. PGA Pro David Toms unveiled the redesign yesterday at a special event for University Club Plantation residents, club members, and those interested in membership. Attendees of the September 16th event saw firsthand how the renovations transformed University Club into a course unlike any other in the Southeast.
The renovation project began nine months ago through the support of the LSU Golf program and the Tiger Athletic Foundation. Nationally renowned golf course architect, Jim Lipe along with David Toms designed a course that now includes a new set of championship tees, expanded lakes, the addition of over 500 trees, and a par 72 layout that extends to approximately 7,600 yards. Adding these features will test a player’s accuracy, allow members to play from distances that match their skill level, and provide challenging options for collegiate, amateur and professional tournament play. Based on the course plans, the NCAA has named the University Club and the LSU Men’s Golf Team as hosts for the 2013 NCAA Division 1 Regionals.
University Club Plantation’s newly renovated 18-hole golf course at University Club is just one feature that makes living in this prestigious, master-planned community appealing. Additional Features include private swimming and tennis facilities and a grill room for food and fellowship. Limited home sites are still available so for more information or to schedule a tour, contact Lenore Roberts at (225) 767-4653.
