Registration for the UW AGC Golf Tournament is in full swing!

The UW AGC Student Chapter is hosting their annual Golf Tournament on Friday, September 11th, 2020.

If you don’t want to play a round with us you can still support the AGC Student Chapter while promoting your firm through a couple of different sponsorship options.

  • Hole Sponsor:  $750
  • Contest Sponsor:  $1,500
If you would like to register or if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out!
Thanks for your support,
Andrew Techico, President
UW AGC Student Chapter
AGCS@uw.edu
Washington National Golf Club: COVID guidelines and restrictions.
COVID guidelines and restrictions are in place, as such the tournament will run a little differently this year.
* Instead of a shotgun start, tee times will be staggered running every 9 minutes at the front and back 9 starting at noon.
* Because there cannot be more than 10 people in a certain space, we ask players to arrive no more than 30 minutes prior to their tee time to check-in and leave shortly after finishing their round of play.
* Instead of a banquet, we will offer BBQ for players to grab-and-go for $35!
* The raffle and winner announcement will be done so virtually after the tournament to avoid a large group gathering prior to the tournament.
* Players are required to bring masks and ensure a 6′ distance from others at all times per state guidelines.
* For player safety, we will provide sanitation stations throughout the course.

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