Get Prepared for Southern California’s Greatest Charity Golf Tournament – 2017 Southern California Charity Golf Classic

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Only 4 Days Until the 2017 Southern California Charity Golf Classic!

 

Read Below to Get Prepared for the Southern California Charity Golf Classic

Before we share our agenda for the 2017 Southern California Charity Golf Classic we want to take the time to thank everyone who helped make this golf tournament a success.

Sponsors

We’re excited to announce we sold out of sponsorships for the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. The following companies are sponsoring our golf tournament this year. Please choose to do business with this great local organizations.
Click on their logos to visit their website.

Eagle Sponsor:

Chino Valley Professional Firefighters
Chino Valley Professional Firefighters

Birdie Sponsors:

MK Smith ChevroletMK Smith Chevrolet
KKW Trucking
KKW Trucking Lynnette Brown
US Bank Mortgage Division
US Bank Home Mortgage Division Rick Bui
The ESV Group
The ESV Group
NextLinksNextLinks Santa Ana Dave Shultz Indoor Golf
Insurance & Surety ServicesInsurance & Surety Services
NFI
NFI
Jimmy Johns Ontario
2550 S. Vineyard
Ontario, CA
909-673-0414
(Vineyard and the 60)
Jimmy John's Sandwiches

Par Sponsors:

Apollo Insurance:Apollo Insurance Services
Los Portales:
Los Portales
Bornstein Enterprises:
Borstein Enterprises Chino Francis Estates

Booth Sponsors:

The Vitamin Shoppe and SunGuide Solutions

Tee Sign Sponsors:

Ecko Products Group, Waste Management, John & Michelle Real Estate Services, and Chino Commercial Bank

Donations:

Thank you to everyone who donated goods for our Auction & Raffle at the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. We are still collecting items for our auction and raffle, but here is what you can expect to see on tournament day.

Donated Item From
San Dimas Golf Course Twosomes Zeb Welborn
Los Serranos Country Club Twosome Chino Rotary Club
9 Dozen Golf Balls Zeb & Rocky Welborn
Golf Ball Printer + Lucilles Gift Card Marion Proffitt
Creative Minds & Visions Wallet Zeb Welborn
Wil Clark Signed Baseball Melinda Robbins
Chivas Regal Whisky Zeb Welborn
Brighton Necklace Zeb Welborn
Volleyball Nets/Balls Terry Fitch
Volleyball Nets/Balls Terry Fitch
Bombtech Grenade Driver Mike Lednovich
Chipping Net Mike Lednovich
Blender Karon Mulligan
BBQ Karon Mulligan
Lawn Darts Karon Mulligan
Bean Bags Karon Mulligan
Picnic Basket Karon Mulligan
Man Cave Sign Karon Mulligan
Dust Buster Karon Mulligan
Wine Karon Mulligan
Angels Tickets Lynnette Brown
Boys Republic Wreath Chris Burns
Boys Republic Wreath Chris Burns
Los Serranos Country Club Twosome David Kramer
Los Serranos Country Club Twosome David Kramer
Los Serranos Country Club Twosome David Kramer
Los Serranos Country Club Twosome David Kramer
Arroyo Trabuco Foursome Geoff Cram
Restored Hickory Golf Club Set Eddie Breeden
Golf Print Chris Carlson
Cannataros Gift Card Julie Cannataro
Cannataros Gift Card Julie Cannataro
Water Gustavo Miranda
Golf Basket Tamara Tahir
Diamonds and Design Jan Edwards
Mortons Gift Card Chris Foster
Nothing Bundt Cakes Tower Jan Edwards
Pelican iPhone 7 cases (2) Jan Edwards
Volcom hat/socks (2 sets) Jan Edwards
Movie Basket LIB/Jan Edwards

Goodie Bags

Donated Item From
Golf Tees REALiTEE Golf
KIND Snacks Jeremiah Mendoza
Sandwiches Jimmy Johns
Free Buntlet Coupons Nothing Bundt Cakes
Tees US Bank
Goodie Bags US Bank
Chapstick US Bank

Agenda for the 3rd Annual Southern California Charity Golf Classic
July 28, 2017

11am – Check-In

  • Gary Christman Memorial Putting Contest for Ayala Boys & Girls Golf
  • Lunch from Jimmy John’s
  • Free Massages from Massage Effex

12:50pm – Helicopter Drop
1pm – Shotgun Start

  • Hole #1 – Long Drive Hole & Love Them All Foundation
  • Hole #2 – Closest to the Pin Hole
  • Hole #3 – Vitamin Shoppe
  • Hole #6 – MK Smith Chevrolet Hole-in-One Hole
  • Hole #8 – Priceless Pets
  • Hole #10 – Double or Nothing Hole from Boys Republic
  • Hole #13 – Chino Rotary Club Photo Booth
  • Hole #14 – Move It Closer to the Green
  • Hole #15 – The Let It Be Foundation
  • Hole #16 – SunGuide Solutions
  • Hole #17 – Money Hole

7pm – Dinner
7:30pm – Raffle, Auction and Entertainment
8pm – Award Ceremony
8:30pm – Go Home

2016 Winners

Ron Capps, Kenny Donovan, Mike Quiroz and Drew Dufresne 2017 Southern California Charity Golf Classic Winners

2015 Winners

 

John Gaynor, Scott Britton, John Gaynor, Danny Sampson, Southern California Charity Golf Classic, Team Gary RIP

Charities We Are Supporting in 2017

Boys Republic
Boys Republic seeks to give adolescent youth with behavioral, educational, emotional, and psychological difficulties an opportunity to achieve their maximum potential for responsible, self-directed life within the community. Family reunification is viewed as a primary goal with lifelong permanent relationships ensured for all youth as a part of planning for eventual transition back to the community.  We consider the development of academic, vocational, self-regulation, and social skills essential in assisting the youth we serve to return to the community as thriving, productive citizens.
Chino Rotary Club
The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
Love Them All Foundation
Love them All Foundation (LTAF) is a voluntary, non-profit organization whose mission is to help improve the quality of life for children and young adults living with physical and/or intellectual disabilities such as Down syndrome, Autism, and Cerebral Palsy, through organized sports and social activities.
Priceless Pets at the Southern California Charity Golf Classic
Priceless Pet Rescue is a non-profit, no-kill pet rescue dedicated the the rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming of unwanted pets in the community. Priceless Pet Rescue operates out of an adoption center known as “The Orphanage” with locations in Chino Hills, and Claremont, CA. All animals are rescued from surrounding high-kill, high-access shelters, owner surrenders on a case by case basis and other pets rescued from various circumstances. We operate solely on donations from the public, and receive no funding from state or government agencies.  With the support of yourself, and the community, we can continue our mission of saving one by one until there are none.
The Let It Be Foundation at the Southern California Charity Golf Classic
We provide ongoing support and services to families of children diagnosed with life-threatening childhood illnesses, while restoring a sense of normalcy in the home environment, with focus on the entire family.

2017 SCCGC Organizers

Organizers of the Southern California Charity Golf Classic - Lynnette Brown, Karon Mulligan, Zeb Welborn, Jan Edwards, Ron Capps, Dana Godfrey. Also pictured is Mel Austin.
  • Anthony Verches, Love Them All
  • Ashlee Price, Priceless Pet Rescue
  • Dana Godfrey, Legal Shield
  • Jan Edwards, Edwards Consulting
  • Karon Mulligan, US Bank
  • Lynnette Brown, KKW Trucking
  • Michael Toomey, Boys Republic
  • Rick Bui, Citywide Home Loans
  • Ron Capps, Ayala High School
  • Zeb Welborn, Welborn Media

In Memory of Gary Christman

Gary Christman Memorial Putting Contest

19th Hole Media's Top 10 of 2016

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At our end of year meeting each year we go over a lot of material, make a lot of plans, and do a lot of business stuff. But, we also make a point to look back over the previous year and celebrate our victories.
We have come a long way since we started. Here is our Top 10 of 2016.

Top 10 of 2016

10. Speaking Gigs
This year Zeb spoke with the California Golf Course Owners’s Association and the National Golf Course Owner’s Association Arizona on digital marketing for golf courses.
9. Visiting New Client Courses in Chicago and San Jose 
One of the coolest things we did this year was add new client courses in Chicago (Village Greens of Woodridge) and San Jose (Cinnabar Hills Golf Club) . . . and, as a result, visiting those courses during the year to take social media pictures, videos and discussing how to best implement our plans for 2017.In September, Zeb brought the family for an amazing trip to Chicago and played Cog Hill, Cantigny, Village Links of Glen Ellyn and, of course, Village Greens of Woodridge. Thank you Brandon Evans for a memorable trip.In November, Zeb headed up to San Jose for the California Golf Course Owner’s Association Annual Meeting and to play/shoot social photos and videos at Cinnabar Hills Golf Club. Cinnabar Hills is a beautiful 27-hole golf course and includes the impressive Brandenburg Historical Golf Museum.
8. #GolfChat Authors
Zeb started #GolfChat in 2015 and since then it has taken on a life of its own.The Twitter chat (which takes place every Tuesday at 5PM PST) now has it’s own Author’s Group.Each month a topic is explored by golf bloggers and their articles are shared on the #GolfChat website.
We have to thank #GolfChat legends Jeremy White for orchestrating the authors group and Cassie Norris for hosting #GolfChat. As well as Pete Flanigan, Tiffany Chiasson, Todd Marsh, Tony Dear, Anne Foley-Smith, Dave Hill and Jim Burton for being #GolfChat Authors. And everyone else who has participated in #GolfChat.
Congratulations to the 2016 #GolfChat Award Winners – @Front9Back9, @golfbandwagoner, @ShawnBell, @h2cgolf, @GolfUnfiltered, @1beardedgolfer, @bowdo83, @tiffchaisson and @JDres15.
Follow #GolfChat in 2017 with the new #GolfChat Twitter account – @realGolfchat
7. GolfBoard
We first saw the GolfBoard in action early this year at the Golf Industry Show.Since then we’ve played it at Maderas Golf Club, Los Serranos Country Club and Candlewood Country Club.Maderas is one of the most popular GolfBoard destinations in the country and new partner, Corey Ross is solely using social media to promote it. General Manager, Michael Flickinger said their original GolfBoard fleet of four has already paid for itself.
This year we created marketing packages specifically for the GolfBoard. The GolfBoard is a great social opportunity to help attract followers and online conversations about your golf course. Our marketing packages help to leverage social media to drive new golfers to your golf course.
6. Social Media Golf Course Marketing Column and Sponsorship for California Golf Course Owner’s Association
Zeb has starting writing a column for the California Golf Course Owners Association regular newsletter. The column will share the benefits and best practices of online marketing with golf course owners.Check out his first contributions here:

19th Hole Media became a sponsor of the CGCOA this year and will be helping them recruit new members in 2017.

5. Game 7 – A Night to Remember
Game 7 of the World Series was one of the best baseball games I’ve ever seen. The game ended up being even more memorable for Zeb.Zeb watched the Cubbies break their curse with Steve Plummer, Ron Zraick, Michael Lautenbach – the past, current and future California Golf Course Owner’s Association Presidents – and Executive Director Marc Connerly while eating the best steak he’s ever had.
4. REALiTEE Golf
At the beginning of 2017, we were introduced to Dave Shultz and REALiTEE Golf.REALiTEE Golf is a majestic real golf experience that takes place indoors with a fun social atmosphere. It’s a big idea with a big personality launching it.In February we went with REALiTEE Golf to the Golf Industry Show in San Diego. There we saw founder Dave Shultz in action. He’s incredibly passionate and enthusiastic. We’re looking forward to being a part of REALiTEE Golf in 2017.
Learn more about REALiTEE Golf.
3. New Golf Clients
This year has been amazing for 19th Hole Media.We’ve added several new clients including Cinnabar Hills Golf Club, Desert Island Golf Club, Indian Wells Golf Resort, REALiTEE Golf, Riverwalk Golf Club, and Village Greens of Woodridge.We’ve also taken on bigger roles at Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club, and Los Serranos Country Club and continue to work for Anaheim Hills, Dad Miller, Greenskeeper.org, Robinson Ranch, San Dimas Canyon, and Strawberry Farms.
2. Southern California Charity Golf Classic
We hosted the 2nd Annual Southern California Charity Golf Classic at Los Serranos Country Club in Chino Hills, CA on July 29.With help from many in our community, the tournament met it’s goal and raised over $12,000 for Boys Republic, the Chino Rotary Club, the Chino Valley Fire District, the Love Them All Foundation, Priceless Pets and The Let It Be Foundation.The event was a ton of fun and we have already begun planning the 2017 SCCGC.
1. Corey Ross Joins 19th Hole Media
This year we added Corey Ross to the 19th Hole Media Team. Corey is the owner of Southern California Golf and Travel Blog, contributor to Southland Golf Magazine and Director of Digital Marketing and Social Media at Maderas Golf Club.
He obviously has great experience and our shared mission make Corey the perfect addition to 19th Hole Media.
Read more about our partnership with Corey Ross – Corey Ross Joins 19th Hole Media.

Thank you all for everything!  We hope you all have an amazing 2017.
As we plan for 2017, we’re preparing to send out marketing tactics and tips for golf courses coinciding with the CGCOA newsletter. If you’d like to learn how to better market your golf course in 2017 sign up to get our emails – 19th Hole Media Newsletter

Southern California Charity Golf Classic Funds Distributed to Charities at Noon on Wednesday at the Chino Rotary Club

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Everyone is invited to attend the distribution of checks to the participating charities (those in attendance) in the Southern California Charity Golf Classic this Wednesday, Oct. 12. The Chino Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at Noon at the Chino Community Building located at:

5443 B St, Chino, CA 91710
The funds will be distributed as follows:
  • Chino Rotary Club will receive $2,357.23
    • $650 from the Chino Rotary Club will go to the Ayala Boys & Girls Golf program for their help working on the day of the Southern California Charity Golf Classic.
  • Love Them All Foundation will receive $1,932.50
  • Boys Republic will receive $1,932.50
  • Priceless Pets Rescue will receive $1,890.03
  • The Let It Be Foundation will receive $1,720.13
  • Chino Valley Fire District Foundation will receive $1,550.25

I will also be bringing the golf shirts for those of you that ordered them. If you’re there, I’ll be able to give you your golf shirts. If not, I’ll be mailing/delivering them this week.

Correction $12,002.64 Raised!

Thank you to everyone involved in putting on this golf tournament. We’re proud to announce that we raised $12,002.64 for local charities.
In giving our final tally we forgot to include money that Boys Republic and the Love Them All Foundation sold in Helicopter Drop tickets which went directly to them. Boys Republic raised $410 in Helicopter Drop tickets and the Love Them All Foundation raised $210 in Helicopter Drop tickets raising our total money raised for the event from $11,382.64 to 12,002.64.

The Breakdown

When signing up for the golf tournament online, you were given the option to choose which charity you’d like to support most for the golf tournament.
50% of the money raised from our golf tournament was split amongst the participating charities and the other 50% was divided based on the charities you chose to support.
23 golfers chose to support the Chino Rotary Club, 13 golfers chose to support the Love Them All Foundation, 13 golfers chose to support Boys Republic, 12 golfers chose to support Priceless Pets, 8 golfers chose to support The Let It Be Foundation and 4 golfers chose to support Chino Valley Fire. 61 golfers chose to have their funds evenly distributed amongst the participating charities.

  • Chino Rotary Club will receive $2,357.23
    • $650 from the Chino Rotary Club will go to the Ayala Boys & Girls Golf program for their help working on the day of the Southern California Charity Golf Classic.
  • Love Them All Foundation will receive $1,932.50
  • Boys Republic will receive $1,932.50
  • Priceless Pets Rescue will receive $1,890.03
  • The Let It Be Foundation will receive $1,720.13
  • Chino Valley Fire District Foundation will receive $1,550.25

Would love to get your feedback and thoughts on our efforts. Please leave your comments on our Facebook group page. Link is below . . .

Thank You for Supporting Local Charities

Sorry it’s taken so long to gather the amount raised for the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. We were still waiting on a few bills before we could give the final assessment.
I’m so proud of our team of organizers who helped put this golf tournament on. Thank you to Belinda Douglas, Dana Godfrey, Jan Edwards, Karon Mulligan, Lynnette Brown, Mark Bozek, Rick Bui, Ron Capps and Gary Christman for organizing our golf tournament this year.
Thank you to our sponsors:

  • Eagle Sponsor: SKC Company
  • Birdie Sponsors: The ESV Group Inc; KKW Trucking; Insurance & Surety Services, LLC; Foddrill Construction Corp.; Chino Valley Fire District and Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation
  • Par Sponsors: Scott Foties, LPL Financial; Apollo Insurance Services; Los Portales; Ecko Products Group; Waste Management
  • Tee Sign Sponsors: REALiTEE Golf; Chino Commercial Bank; Edwards-Swift & Associates; New York Pizzeria, MK Smith Chevrolet and Roscoes Famous Deli

Golf Shirts

I have the golf shirts for everyone who ordered them on the day of the golf tournament. I will be delivering them and/or mailing them out soon.
Thank you all for everything!
Zeb

For the Community

This year we have selected some amazing charities to support at the SCCGC. Each of them provides a great service that really does so much to make the Chino Valley a wonderful place. Each of them also has passionate, caring and dedicated people that give so much of their time, knowledge and energy into improving our community.

  • Boys Republic – To give adolescent youth with behavioral, educational, and emotional difficulties an opportunity to achieve their maximum potential for responsible, self-directed life within the community.

  • Chino Rotary Club – To connect leaders within the community, exchange ideas about how to make a positive impact in the community where we work and/or live, and put those ideas into action.

  • Chino Valley Fire District Foundation – To promote life, safety, and welfare of the public through educational programs, direct assistance, and financial support of charitable organizations, victims of tragic events, and injured firefighters.

  • Love Them All Foundation – To help children & adults with disabilities play organized sports and participate in social activities.

  • Priceless Pets – To rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home unwanted and abandoned dogs and cats.

  • The Let It Be Foundation – To provide support and services to families of children diagnosed with life-threatening pediatric illnesses, thereby restoring the sense of normalcy in the home environment.

Find out more about these organizations on the SCCGC website, click here.

In Honor of Gary Christman


Here is Gary Christman at the first Southern California Charity Golf Classic. He delivered drinks and food to golfers during the tournament and planned to do the same this year. From the very beginning he was one of the biggest supporters of the tournament. In May, Gary passed away.
He was an excellent father, husband, friend, and community member who loved golf. He made great contributions to developing local junior golf and Ayala High School golf. We will always remember his kind heart and his smile which took over his whole face. Rest in peace.

2016 SCCGC Results Are In: $11,382.64 Raised for Charity

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Thank You for Supporting Local Charities

Sorry it’s taken so long to gather the amount raised for the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. We were still waiting on a few bills before we could give the final assessment.
I’m so proud of our team of organizers who helped put this golf tournament on. Thank you to Belinda Douglas, Dana Godfrey, Jan Edwards, Karon Mulligan, Lynnette Brown, Mark Bozek, Rick Bui, Ron Capps and Gary Christman for organizing our golf tournament this year.
Southern California Charity Golf Classic Organizers
Thank you to our sponsors:

  • Eagle Sponsor: SKC Company
  • Birdie Sponsors: The ESV Group Inc; KKW Trucking; Insurance & Surety Services, LLC; Foddrill Construction Corp.; Chino Valley Fire District and Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation
  • Par Sponsors: Scott Foties, LPL Financial; Apollo Insurance Services; Los Portales; Ecko Products Group; Waste Management
  • Tee Sign Sponsors: REALiTEE Golf; Chino Commercial Bank; Edwards-Swift & Associates; New York Pizzeria, MK Smith Chevrolet and Roscoes Famous Deli

$11,382.64 Raised!

Thank you to everyone involved in putting on this golf tournament. We’re proud to announce that we raised $11,382.64 for local charities.

The Breakdown

When signing up for the golf tournament online, you were given the option to choose which charity you’d like to support most for the golf tournament.
50% of the money raised from our golf tournament was split amongst the participating charities and the other 50% was divided based on the charities you chose to support.
23 golfers chose to support the Chino Rotary Club, 13 golfers chose to support the Love Them All Foundation, 13 golfers chose to support Boys Republic, 12 golfers chose to support Priceless Pets, 8 golfers chose to support The Let It Be Foundation and 4 golfers chose to support Chino Valley Fire. 61 golfers chose to have their funds evenly distributed amongst the participating charities.

  • Chino Rotary Club will receive $2,357.23
    • $650 from the Chino Rotary Club will go to the Ayala Boys & Girls Golf program for their help working on the day of the Southern California Charity Golf Classic.
  • Love Them All Foundation will receive $1,932.50
  • Boys Republic will receive $1,932.50
  • Priceless Pets Rescue will receive $1,890.03
  • The Let It Be Foundation will receive $1,720.13
  • Chino Valley Fire District Foundation will receive $1,550.25

Would love to get your feedback and thoughts on our efforts. Please leave your comments on our Facebook group page. Link is below . . .

Golf Shirts

I have the golf shirts for everyone who ordered them on the day of the golf tournament. I will be delivering them and/or mailing them out soon.
Thank you all for everything!
Zeb

For the Community

This year we have selected some amazing charities to support at the SCCGC. Each of them provides a great service that really does so much to make the Chino Valley a wonderful place. Each of them also has passionate, caring and dedicated people that give so much of their time, knowledge and energy into improving our community.

  • Boys Republic – To give adolescent youth with behavioral, educational, and emotional difficulties an opportunity to achieve their maximum potential for responsible, self-directed life within the community.

  • Chino Rotary Club – To connect leaders within the community, exchange ideas about how to make a positive impact in the community where we work and/or live, and put those ideas into action.

  • Chino Valley Fire District Foundation – To promote life, safety, and welfare of the public through educational programs, direct assistance, and financial support of charitable organizations, victims of tragic events, and injured firefighters.

  • Love Them All Foundation – To help children & adults with disabilities play organized sports and participate in social activities.

  • Priceless Pets – To rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home unwanted and abandoned dogs and cats.

  • The Let It Be Foundation – To provide support and services to families of children diagnosed with life-threatening pediatric illnesses, thereby restoring the sense of normalcy in the home environment.

Find out more about these organizations on the SCCGC website, click here.

In Honor of Gary Christman


Here is Gary Christman at the first Southern California Charity Golf Classic. He delivered drinks and food to golfers during the tournament and planned to do the same this year. From the very beginning he was one of the biggest supporters of the tournament. In May, Gary passed away.
He was an excellent father, husband, friend, and community member who loved golf. He made great contributions to developing local junior golf and Ayala High School golf. We will always remember his kind heart and his smile which took over his whole face. Rest in peace.

Check-In Details for the Southern California Charity Golf Classic on Friday, July 29

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Check-In Begins at 11:30am on Friday, July 29

Thank you to everyone who signed up for the Southern California Charity Golf Classic this year. Check-In will begin at 11:30am at Los Serranos Country Club.
With Your Entry into the Southern California Charity Golf Classic, All Participants Will Receive:

  • Golf with Cart
  • Range Balls
  • Tri-Tip and Chicken Dinner
  • Entry into On Course Contests:
    • Long Drive Contest on Hole #1 (Winner to Receive Rounds of Golf)
    • Closest to the Pin Contest on Hole #2 (Winner to Receive Rounds of Golf)
    • Hole-in-One Car Prize Contest on Hole #6
  • Comedy from Mel Austin
  • Magic from Derek Nakawatase

Lunch will NOT be included, so please plan accordingly. (Los Serranos Country Club has some great options for lunch).
Additionally, we will be running several other on course contests and opportunities including:

  • Double or Nothing on Hole #2
  • Integra Golf Contest on Hole #10
  • Money Hole on Hole #17
  • Gary Christman Memorial Putting Contest
  • Helicopter Drop
  • Tee It Closer Advantage
  • Mulligans

One issue that arose last year was many people who signed up for the Putting Contest weren’t able to participate because they ran out of time. So, if you plan on participating in the Putting Contest, get there early.
Goodie Bag items are donated from:

  • Ecko Products Group
  • REALiTEE Golf
  • Southern California Edison
  • Tahoe Joe’s
  • Nothing Bundt Cakes
  • KIND Bars
  • Rocky Welborn
  • Sam’s Club
  • SKC Company
  • Roger Dunn

Opportunity Drawing & Auction Items

  • MK Smith Chevrolet
  • Integra Golf Clubs
  • Zeb Welborn
  • Los Serranos Country Club
  • Strawberry Farms Golf Course
  • Robinson Ranch Golf Course
  • Desert Island Golf Course
  • Rocky Welborn
  • Roscoes Famous Deli
  • Tahoe Joe’s
  • Lillestrand Leadership
  • Los Portales
  • The Shoppes at Chino Hills
  • Blue Fire Grill
  • US Bank
  • Los Portales
  • Papachinos
  • The Let It Be Foundation
  • Southern California Edison
  • Nothing Bundt Cakes
  • Dana Godfrey
  • Boys Republic
  • Priceless Pet Rescue
  • KKW Trucking
  • Diamonds & Design
  • Smart and Final
  • Capriana Chino Hills
  • New York Pizzeria

And last, but certainly not least, we would like to thank all of our sponsors this year. Please take the time to familiarize yourselves with our great sponsors and support them in any way you can.

Thank you all for your support of:

  • Boys Republic
  • Chino Rotary Club
  • Chino Valley Fire District Foundation
  • Love Them All Foundation
  • Priceless Pets
  • The Let It Be Foundation
 
Reserve Your Tee Time – $149
ONLY $99 IF YOU BUY BEFORE JULY 29!
Your Tee Time will reserve your spot in the tournament, enter you into on-course contests, provide you a tasty tri tip and chicken dinner with dessert, get you a great seat for auctions and award presentations, and a bag full of goodies. Shotgun start at 1:00 PM

Become a Sponsor

We have a number of awesome sponsorship opportunities available. Click here to find out how you can become a sponsor!

Dinner Only – $36
If you aren’t much of a golfer, or if you recently had shoulder surgery, or if you won’t be able to make your tee time, you can still join us for a delicious tri tip and chicken dinner with dessert at Los Serranos Country Club. Your spot at a dinner table will give you a great seat to join in our raffles and auctions.

Nix the Golf – $125
If you want to give back to the community and help us reach our goal this package is for you. Feel a part of the tournament with our Nix the Golf Package and receive a high-quality hat, shirt, and towel with the Southern California Charity Golf Classic Logo. Plus, promote yourself, your business, or your organization in one of our contests where the winner will also receive a hat, a shirt, and a towel with the logo.

For the Community

This year we have selected some amazing charities to support at the SCCGC. Each of them provides a great service that really does so much to make the Chino Valley a wonderful place. Each of them also has passionate, caring and dedicated people that give so much of their time, knowledge and energy into improving our community.

  • Boys Republic – To give adolescent youth with behavioral, educational, and emotional difficulties an opportunity to achieve their maximum potential for responsible, self-directed life within the community.

  • Chino Rotary Club – To connect leaders within the community, exchange ideas about how to make a positive impact in the community where we work and/or live, and put those ideas into action.

  • Chino Valley Fire District Foundation – To promote life, safety, and welfare of the public through educational programs, direct assistance, and financial support of charitable organizations, victims of tragic events, and injured firefighters.

  • Love Them All Foundation – To help children & adults with disabilities play organized sports and participate in social activities.

  • Priceless Pets – To rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home unwanted and abandoned dogs and cats.

  • The Let It Be Foundation – To provide support and services to families of children diagnosed with life-threatening pediatric illnesses, thereby restoring the sense of normalcy in the home environment.

Find out more about these organizations on the SCCGC website, click here.

Photos From Last Year’s Event
View the Gallery on Facebook.

In Honor of Gary Christman

Here is Gary Christman at the first Southern California Charity Golf Classic. He delivered drinks and food to golfers during the tournament and planned to do the same this year. From the very beginning he was one of the biggest supporters of the tournament. In May, Gary passed away.
He was an excellent father, husband, friend, and community member who loved golf. He made great contributions to developing local junior golf and Ayala High School golf. We will always remember his kind heart and his smile which took over his whole face. Rest in peace.

Sign up now to join the fun and help raise over 12k for local charities.

Please let us know if you have any questions about the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. Email Zeb Welborn at Zeb@WelbornMedia.com.

Last year, the money we raised went to:

  • Boys Republic: The money raised for Boys Republic will be going towards their new Culinary Kitchen project. The boys will not only learn the Culinary Arts but also how to be confident in a restaurant setting and help prepare them to become Chefs.  Boys Republic is a private, nonprofit, nonsectarian school and treatment community for troubled youngsters. Since its founding in 1907, it has guided more than 30,000 at-risk teenage boys and girls toward productive, fulfilling lives.

  • The Let It Be Foundation: The Let It Be Foundation cares for an entire family, not just their sick child during the length of medical treatment. A family’s income level is not a qualifying factor to determine if they are eligible. Without love and encouragement, the disease can become the focus of their existence.

  • Wounded Warrior Project: Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is a charity and veterans service organization that offers a variety of programs, service and events for wounded veterans of the military actions following the events of September 11, 2001.

  • Bark for Life: The Bark For Life movement offers an inspiring opportunity to honor cancer survivors, promote how individuals can reduce their cancer risk, and raise money to help end cancer.

  • House of Ruth: House of Ruth’s mission is two-fold: (1) To advocate for and assist women and children victimized by domestic violence and children exposed to violence in transforming their lives by providing culturally competent shelter, programs, opportunities, and education; and (2) To contribute to social change through intervention, education, prevention programs and community awareness.

  • Salvation Army: The money raised for The Salvation Army went towards food to feed the homeless and impoverished community for their Wednesday hot dinner.

  • Corona Firefighters Benevolent Fund: The money we raised when to support Tayvin J. Sheridan. Tayvin was born August 5, 2011, six weeks premature with a hypoplastic right heart and an underdeveloped right arm, right ear and right side facial paralysis. He has received physical therapy since he was 10 weeks old and has undergone two major heart surgeries. Tayvin recently realized his “little ear” is not “normal”. The money we raised went towards his ear reconstructive surgery. He will also have a heart bypass in 2016 and numerous prosthetic arms in his future. Tayvin has made tremendous progress and has become such a smart, active and strong toddler. His determination is a true inspiration to watch.

  • California Scholastic Press Association: The money raised for the California Scholastic Press Association has been earmarked to help pay for a student from the Inland Empire to attend the CSPA Workshop. The CSPA hasn’t had many students from the area, but some financial assistance would make it easier for a budding journalist to attend.

  • Chino Rotary Club: The Chino Rotary Club donated funds to four students from the Share Your Passion Scholarship and to the Ayala Golf Program.
Find out more about the Tournament

Play Golf, Have Fun and Give Back at the Southern California Charity Golf Classic

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The idea behind our first annual Southern California Charity Golf Classic was to commemorate several people in our community who we saw doing great things. Our first annual Southern California Charity Golf Classic in 2015 raised $7,597.81 for 10 different charities in the Chino Valley area.
This year the event will be bigger and better. Join us at the 2nd Annual Southern California Charity Golf Classic on July 29, 2016 at Los Serranos Country Club. When you sign up you have the chance to win cash and prizes. Including $1000 to the winner of our helicopter ball drop or even a brand new car from MK Smith Chevrolet. You’ll also be able to bid on awesome items during our live auction and silent auction. Plus, join us all for an amazing chicken and tri tip dinner.
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19th Hole Media's Top 10 List of 2015

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At the end of the year, the 19th Hole Media team gets together to reflect on our successes and failures throughout the year. This meeting gives us an opportunity to fine-tune our direction and set new goals for the upcoming year.  These are the Top 10 things we accomplished in 2015.

Top 10 of 2015

10. Share Your Passion Scholarships
scholarshipsSince starting the Share Your Passion Scholarships in 2012, we’ve awarded scholarships to 17 deserving students. We have kept in contact with many scholarship winners and are still inspired by them. They continue to work towards following their passions and helping better the lives of others. This year we awarded 3 Share Your Passion Scholarships and gave out our first Student of the Year Scholarship Award to one of the hardest working students at The Tutoring Solution.
9. TV Appearance
11080661_10206382881436017_7712058961091484299_oZeb appeared on the Golf Life Video Channel for Fox Sports WEST. It was pretty darn cool to get on television.
8. Joined the Rotary Club
10984121_10154042856538840_6714998264776580589_nZeb was inducted into the Chino Rotary Club by Melinda Robbins, Dale Bright, and Steven Bremer. The Chino Rotary Club has been serving the Chino Valley since 1925. San Bernardino County Supervisor Curt Hagman spoke and my wife, Cindy, mom, Annie, and dad, Larry were all in attendance.
7. Speaking Engagements
zeb-speakingzeb-at-NGCOAOne of the things we enjoy most is educating others on growing their business. This year Zeb spoke with the San Bernardino County Workforce Investment Board, the Inland Empire Small Business Development Center, the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce, Baldy View ROP, Small Business Summit, the California Golf Course Owners Association and the Golf Inc. Summit.
Topics for Zeb’s Speaking Engagements were:

  • Internet Marketing Strategies
  • Marketing with Facebook
  • How to Turn Your Business Into a Social Business
  • Marketing with LinkedIn
  • Marketing with Twitter
  • Social Media for Golf Courses
  • Innovative Marketing Tactics for Public Courses
6. #GolfChat
At the beginning of this year Zeb started #GolfChat. #GolfChat is a Twitter chat which happens every Tuesday at 5PM PST where some of the greatest minds in the golf industry come together to talk golf. #GolfChat has grown drastically since the beginning of the year and is a trending topic on Twitter every Tuesday. We’ve met so many amazing and passionate people working to grow golf.  A highlight of #GolfChat in 2015 was when professional golfer, Natalie Gulbis surprised #GolfChatters by giving away free tickets to the U.S. Open at Chambers Bay Golf Course.
5. Awards and Accolades
Screen Shot 2015-12-29 at 11.10.01 AMIt’s always nice to be recognized for the hard work you do. This year we were extremely grateful to receive a few unexpected awards:

4. Southern California Charity Golf Classic
11207321_10101061535855630_6436920246785791462_nWe hosted the 1st Annual Southern California Charity Golf Classic to raise money for several worthy charities on July 17 at Los Serranos Country Club.
With help from many in our community, the tournament helped raise $7,597.81 for charity.
We distributed the money to several charities including: Bark for Life, Boys Republic, California Scholastic Press Association, Chino Rotary, Corona Firefighters Benevolent Fund, House of Ruth, The Let It Be Foundation, Salvation Army, Share Your Passion Scholarship, and the Wounded Warrior Project.
We had such a great time with this, we’re planning on running it again in 2016!
3. Chairman of the Board at the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce
11755429_1665688123649805_2385826912900505227_nOn July 27, Zeb was installed as Chairman of the Board for the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Becoming the Chairman of the Board has given Zeb an opportunity to help make local business owners more successful.
During his term of office, he set five goals to work towards in 2015/2016:

  • connect and work with other local business-related organizations
  • collaborate more with organizations that work to educate business owners
  • encourage and promote the involvement of young business owners in our community
  • enhance our use of technology
  • focus more on giving back
2. Lacey Gets Married
11934520_10101096973568170_4628964527126702956_o10339951_10208018878287700_1976316121632257612_nIn August this year Lacey got married to Ryan Bernholtz at a fun wedding in Santa Ana, CA.
In June, Lacey’s twin brother, Rocky married Megan Hutchinson at a beautiful wedding in Corona, CA.
Truly a notable year for the Welborn Family and there was another addition to family this year…
#1. Birth of Sebastian Welborn-De La Torre
monsterbashSebastian Welborn-De La Torre was born on Friday, November 13th at 9:52pm in Ontario at 8 pounds, 9 ounces.
Sebastian is a happy, healthy, and super cute baby.
Zeb says it’s awesome being a dad.
Thank you all for everything!  We hope you all have an amazing 2016.
Sign up for our email list to become a part of 19th Hole Media in 2016 – http://eepurl.com/OTrhf

All of the $7,597.81 Distributed to Charities

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All checks have been delivered to their respective charities and below you can learn more about how your involvement in the Southern California Charity Golf Classic helped to impact the lives of others.
We made a difference on July 17, 2015 and can’t wait for next year.
For those of you who ordered golf shirts, they just came in and are ready for distribution (See the complete list of golfers who ordered below).
I’d like to deliver them by hand, so you can email me your address and/or give me a call so I can bring them by – (909) 973 – 9089.
Lastly, if you haven’t heard already, Cindy and I gave birth to our son, Sebastian.
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Thank you for playing in the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. Look for an email in January announcing the date for the 2016 Southern California Charity Golf Classic and early registration pricing.
Thank you all for everything!
Zeb

We Raised $7,597.81 for Charity!

Boys Republic: $904.14

sccgcboysrepublicDavid Kramer, Senior Vice President at Los Serranos Country Club and Michael Toomey, a Boys Republic Board Advisor worked to help make the Southern California Charity Golf Classic a success.
The money raised for Boys Republic will be going towards their new Culinary Kitchen project. The boys will not only learn the Culinary Arts but also how to be confident in a restaurant setting and help prepare them to become Chefs.
Boys Republic is a private, nonprofit, nonsectarian school and treatment community for troubled youngsters. Since its founding in 1907, it has guided more than 30,000 at-risk teenage boys and girls toward productive, fulfilling lives.

The Let It Be Foundation: $828.16

sccgcletitbeRon Capps is the Ayala High School Boy’s and Girl’s Golf Coach. Ron and his teams were instrumental in putting on a highly successful golf tournament. A big thank you to the Ayala High School golf teams who did a great job working the Southern California Charity Golf Classic.
Ron decided to support The Let It Be Foundation.
The Let It Be Foundation cares for an entire family, not just their sick child during the length of medical treatment. A family’s income level is not a qualifying factor to determine if they are eligible. Without love and encouragement, the disease can become the focus of their existence.
The Let It Be Foundation was inspired by Karla Asch-Rosen,
who at the age of 15 was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Karla was a beautiful teen who had been involved in school dance, soccer and was a normal teenager. Her heartfelt desire was to “just be normal” and share her faith with others.
Ruthe Rosen, CEO & Co-founder, was also a big help in supporting the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. And, in an exciting turn of events, Leigh Ann Fatino, one of the organizers of the Southern California Charity Golf Classic is now volunteering with The Let It Be Foundation.

Wounded Warrior Project: $790.17

Gary Christman was all in on the Southern California Charity Golf Classic and worked hard to secure golfers, get sponsorships and donations, and supported the event on the day of the golf tournament.
Gary chose to support the Wounded Warrior Project.
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) is a charity and veterans service organization that offers a variety of programs, service and events for wounded veterans of the military actions following the events of September 11, 2001.

Bark for Life: $509.05

sccgcbarkforlifeLyle Ballard, owner of Town Square Florist and KALEO Real Estate Agent, chose to have his portion of the funds we raised go towards Bark for Life.
The Bark For Life movement offers an inspiring opportunity to honor cancer survivors, promote how individuals can reduce their cancer risk, and raise money to help end cancer. And we won’t stop until we finish the fight against cancer!
With the support of thousands of volunteers, the American Cancer Society is helping save more than 400 lives a day.
Lyle helped immensely on the day of the event getting everything set up for our golfers.

House of Ruth: $615.42

sccgchouseruthVicki Finklestein, Executive Director of the Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce, chose the House of Ruth as her charity of choice for the Southern California Charity Golf Classic.
House of Ruth’s mission is two-fold: (1) To advocate for and assist women and children victimized by domestic violence and children exposed to violence in transforming their lives by providing culturally competent shelter, programs, opportunities, and education; and (2) To contribute to social change through intervention, education, prevention programs and community awareness.

The Salvation Army: $577.43

sccgcsalvationarmyThe $577.43 raised for The Salvation Army went towards food to feed the homeless and impoverished community for their Wednesday hot dinner.
Belinda Douglas, the Director of Operations for the Salvation Army | Ontario Corps, was an organizer and huge supporter of the Southern California Charity Golf Classic. She was responsible for tons of tasks throughout the planning and during the golf tournament and we could not have done it without her.
The Salvation Army itself donated trail mix and popcorn for the goodie bags.
The Salvation Army Ontario Corps Community Center offers a wide variety of services. Children in the community are welcome to come to the after school program and free music lessons. There are also scouting programs, art lessons, drama, singing, tutoring and Sunday School. On Tuesdays, there is a women’s support group. There are community dinners Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons. You are also invited to worship on Sunday. All are welcome.
For more than 120 years, The Salvation Army has been delivering services and hope to the less fortunate on the streets of Ontario and Western Inland Empire in Southern California.
The Salvation Army is invested in community outreach, including Food Bank, Box&Hot Meals, Angel Tree, Youth-At-Risk, Summer Camp, Music & Arts Training, Disaster Relief, and Spiritual Counseling.
The Salvation Army is here to help all who come seeking a better life. They offer services to help the homeless, the addicted, the elderly, youth, and anyone else who might need assistance.

Corona Firefighters Benevolent Fund: $1,048.50

sccgcfirefightersDavid and Scott Goodwin were essential to running a successful tournament and helped even though they could not attend.
The money we raised is going towards to help Tayvin J. Sheridan.
Tayvin J. Sheridan was born August 5, 2011, six weeks premature. He was born with a hypoplastic right heart, which means the right side of his heart was extremely underdevelpoed. Tayvin was also born with a underdeveloped right arm, right ear and right side facial paralysis. He has received physical therapy since he was 10 weeks old and has undergone two major heart surgeries. Tayvin recently realized his “little ear” is not “normal” and will be having ear reconstructive surgery October 1st. He will also have a heart bypass in 2016 and numerous prosthetic arms in his future.
Tayvin has made tremendous progress and has become such a smart, active and strong toddler. His determination is a true inspiration to watch and we are so proud of him. Please help us reach our goal so Tayvin can get a “normal” ear!
Help Tayvin

California Scholastic Press Association – $797.77

sccgccspaThe $797.77 we raised for the Southern California Scholastic Press Association has been earmarked to help pay for a student from the Inland Empire to attend the CSPA Workshop. The CSPA hasn’t had many students from the area, but some financial assistance would make it easier for someone.
So, if you know someone in the Inland Empire who is interested in journalism or writing, make sure you tell them about the CSPA Workshop since there is a scholarship waiting for them.
The CSPA is the most prestigious high school journalism workshop in the country and will be back for a 65th consecutive year in 2016.
The workshop accepts 25 juniors or seniors from around the country who are seriously considering a career in journalism. Their volunteer instructors guide an intensive learn-by-doing curriculum that includes news, features, editorial writing, photography, ethics, broadcast and online journalism and social media, and also share their experiences as professional journalists. Recent graduates are studying at some of the top college journalism programs in the country, and they have a growing list of graduates who are enjoying professional success.

Facebook Group Page w/PHOTOS

We also created a Facebook group page which has tons of great pictures of the event. We would love for you to share your impressions of the golf tournament and any photos you took on our Facebook Group Page!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1469009460083115/
Click on Photos then Albums to see all of our tournament photos.
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We’ll see you at the next Southern California Charity Golf Classic

See Friend of SCCGC Mel Austin and his Squeeky Clean Comedy Show

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Friend to the Southern California Charity Golf Classic, Mel Austin is hosting and producing a comedy show. Mel Austin hooked us up with a great master of ceremonies for our golf tournament in July and now he’s hosting Squeaky Clean Comedy.
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Squeaky Clean Comedy! A great way to release your stress at the end of the week. This 90 minute show is packed with high energy standup comedy without offensive language or content. Ages 16 & up welcome. Hosted and produced by Mel Austin with Laughing To Success Entertainment www.Laugh2success.com. Music by DJ Raul.
If you check out the show, let us know!
If you can’t make it to this show visit Mel’s website to see more great events: http://laugh2success.com/