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Walk For Nepal fundraiser had two groups: the first climbed Mt. Benson and the second walked/ran around Westwood Lake. Well Done!
May 30, 2025
Nanaimo Golf Club ~ 9 Hole, 4 Person Scramble
4:30 Shotgun Start
We are thrilled to welcome you and your team to the 3rd Annual Terry Rogers Memorial Golf Tournament, May 30, 2025, proudly hosted by the Rotary Club of Nanaimo Daybreak. We’re looking forward to a fantastic afternoon of golf, camaraderie, and community support! Funds raised this year will again be donated to Nanaimo youth associations.
If you have purchased a “Dinner Only” ticket, it’s anticipated that the buffet will begin at 7:15 or 7:30.
To help ensure a smooth check-in and an enjoyable experience, please take note of the following important details:
Registration
- Opens at 3:00 PM
- Location: Outside the Pro Shop, near the putting green
- One player from each team must check in before heading to the Putting Contest
- Collect your team Survival Ball and Complimentary Range tickets
- Purchase your 50/50, Wheelbarrow of Wine and Raffle tickets
Once You’re Registered, head over to…
- The Putting Contest
- The Driving Range to hit ~10 warm-up balls before your round
- Or grab your complimentary Beef ‘n Bun available beside the Registration Table
Raffles, Draws and Live Auction
- 50/50 Draw ($5/10 tickets)
- Wheelbarrow of Wine Draw ($20/ticket)
- Raffle Tickets ($5/2 tickets, $10/5 tickets or $20/15 tickets)
- Tickets will be available for purchase at the Registration Desk and after your round back in the clubhouse
- Live Auction – Get ready to once again bid on an afternoon aboard Dave & Cheryl Thompson’s 45’ yacht! Appies and beverages provided!
- Draws take place at 8:30 PM
- Cash, credit/debit available
SPONSORS
TOURNAMENT SPONSOR
This year’s Tournament Sponsor consists of several of Terry’s family members including Doug (brother) & Sheila Rogers, Colin (nephew) & Mya Rogers, Ken (brother) & Gail Rogers, Nancy (sister) & Brent Densmore, Brad Densmore (nephew), Shannon (niece) & Francois Boland, Bruce (cousin) & DeeDee Stevenson and Jodi Rogers.
DINNER SPONSOR
CART SPONSOR
EVENT SPONSORS
HOLE SPONSORS
GREEN SPONSORS
2025 TOURNAMENT RULES
Texas Scramble
Welcome Golfers!
Usual Texas Scramble Rules
That means everyone tees off, you choose the best shot, and all players hit from that spot, continuing until the ball is in the hole. Survivor ball has to be played off tee on every hole. If it’s not the best drive the person playing that ball plays from where the second shot is played and so on. Simple, familiar, and always a good time.
Putting contest
- 3 balls per person included with registration
- 3 putts with points awarded to balls landing inside the rings
- 5 points – in the hole
- 3 points – inside ring
- 1 point – outer ring
- If you would like to take another try at putting contest: $10 for three more putts
- Clipper’s prize package to be awarded to putting contest winner
Survivor ball
- A team Survivor Ball will be assigned at the registration table
- The tee shot MUST be played with the Survivor Ball
- Those teams bringing back their Survivor Ball will be eligible for a draw prize
Mulligan Rule
Each player is allowed one mulligan during the tournament. It may be used on any shot (except on the putting green and Hole-In-One Events) and must be declared immediately after the original shot. Only one mulligan per player. Because golf is hard and you deserve a second chance… but just the one.
Specialty Event Holes
Club Hole #4
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- Hole-In-One: $10,000 prize to be awarded to first hole in one.
- Ladies’ & Men’s Closest to the Pin (KP): Marker to be on the green.
Prize: one sleeve golf balls each
Club Hole #7
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- Ladies’ and Men’s Longest Drive: Markers (pink & blue) will be on fairway. Drive must be on fairway.
Prize: one sleeve golf balls each
- Ladies’ and Men’s Longest Drive: Markers (pink & blue) will be on fairway. Drive must be on fairway.
Club Hole #8
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- Hole-In-One: $5,000 prize to be awarded to first hole-in-one.
- Ladies’ & Men’s Closest to the Pin (KP): Marker to be on the green.
Prize: one sleeve golf balls each
Scorecard
Must be turned in to Pro Shop upon round completion. Remember to include your team name!!
Thank you for supporting our Rotary event. Have fun!!
Earth Day 2023
Saturday, April 22, 2023
85 people
5 Rotary Clubs, family and friends
3500 pounds of garbage
Congratulations!
Nanaimo News Bulletin: Rotarians from Lantzville and Nanaimo toss trash to the heap on Earth Day
Earth Day Trash Pickup
Members of the public are invited to take part in the Rotary Clubs of Nanaimo & Lantzville’s second annual clean up event to collect garbage from various sites around the city in recognition of Earth Day. Last year, we collected 2,100 pounds of garbage. Our goal is to exceed that amount this year but need your help to achieve that goal!
Date: Saturday, April 22
Meet time: 9:15 a.m. to hand in waiver and receive site map.
Where: Meet in the parking lot of the Nanaimo Visitor Information Centre at Northfield Road and Inland Island Highway. Participants will then be sent out as small teams to designated sites around Nanaimo to collect garbage.
What is provided: Large green garbage bags, garbage ‘picker-uppers’, blue latex gloves, pick up of garbage at the end by the City
What to bring: A truck or similar if you have one and are willing to use it to bring collected garbage back to the visitor centre (all teams will have a participant with a truck); your Rotary shirt, jacket or hoodie, heavy gloves for grabbing big stuff; a few medium sized bags which are easier to carry around than the big black ones, or a 5 gallon pail (easiest of all to carry). If you are in a high-traffic area it is advisable to wear reflective vests.
Schedule:
9:15-9:30 a.m. Arrive
9:45 a.m. Go to designated clean up sites (maps will be provided)
11:15 a.m. Return to parking lot on Northfield and Inland Island Highway at Visitor Center with garbage….. and unload.
11:25 a.m. Group Photo!
11:30 a.m. City comes to take garbage away
11:40 a.m. Tear down
2022 Rotary Environmental Service Day:
- 70 People gathered 2100 POUNDS (920 kg), in 90 minutes.
- Coolest find? vacuum and coffee maker.
- Most repetitive stuff- masks, food wrappers and Tim Horton’s cups.