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Welcome to the Grand Slam website!
GrandSlamAm.com is your online gateway to the annual Grand Slam Amateur Golf Tournament located in Grand Rapids, MN. Every year the event continues to grow and is becoming one of the premier Minnesota golfing events for amateurs. The 2010 event is scheduled for August 20-22.

Welcome to the 2010 Grand Slam Amateur Golf Tournament. Minnesota's Grand Slam of Golf (Pokegama, Eagle Ridge, and Sugarbrooke Golf Courses of Grand Rapids) hosts this popular three day two person team event.
There are two Divisions:Men's Two Man Teams
Ladies Two Gal Teams
Handicaps:Teams are flighted by the lower handicap of the two partners. (USGA or equivalent)
Prizes: Merchandise prizes at the course you play Sunday.
Must be redeemed in 2010. No carryover to 2011.
Over $30,000 awarded in 2009.
Excellent Payout!
Format:Friday: Bestball
Saturday: Chapman Alternate Shot
Sunday: Scramble
aTeams will play Eagle Ridge, Sugarbrooke, and Pokegama Golf Courses

Saturday Gala at Pokegama -featuring our new clubhouse in 2010: Long Drive contest, pitching contest, Putting Finals. Putting Event first prize is $500.00 cash. Gala Grand Slam Dinner

Entry Fee: $180.00/player $360.00/team (checks only. NO CREDIT CARDS)
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Discounted entry fee (fully refundable) available until April 1, 2010


Visit Grand Rapids - Lodging/Area Activities/Attractions. The Visit Grand Rapids contact is Cheri Zeppelin at cheri@visitgrandrapids.com
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New for 2010: Championship Flight
We will now have a flight we call Championship Flight. No handicaps necessary for Men's Championship Flight. Teams will declare their desire to play in this flight and the committee reserves the right to place a team in this flight. One third of the teams in this flight will be paid with a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, payout of $1,000/team for 1st, $600/team for 2nd, $400/team for third etc… and paying 6 spots if there are 20 teams.
New for 2010: Senior Men's Championship Flight.
Both players must be age 55 at tournament time. No handicaps necessary for Senior Men’s Championship Flight. One third of the teams in this flight will be paid out. Payout for all other flights will remain at 50% of the teams in each flight will receive certificates at the course where they finish play on Sunday.