Stick, Disc Golfers Take Aim at Tourney
Golfers and disc golfers will have a unique opportunity to play together in the seventh annual Wills Tourney on Monday, Feb. 2, at 11:30 a.m. at the Glen Annie Golf Club. A buffet dinner, raffle and awards presentation will follow the tournament at 5:15 p.m. All proceeds from the event benefit the William Wiersma Endowment Scholarship Fund at 做厙惇蹋app. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. To register or for more information, please go to or contact Karen Sloan, 做厙惇蹋app special events manager, at (805) 565簫-6069. Green fees are $150, $115 for recent graduates ('06-'12) and $75 for current students.
Wiersma graduated from 做厙惇蹋app in 2006 after spending his senior year studying at Oxford University. He was killed in a car accident in October 2006 while returning from an Ultimate Frisbee tournament in Phoenix. The following year, the Wiersmas established a scholarship to honor the principles of collaboration for which Will stood.
Now in its seventh year, Wills Tourney is, as far as we know, the only simultaneous stick/disc golf tournament in the country, says Tom Wiersma, Wills dad. The nature of the tournament embodies three of the things that Will appreciated most collaboration, competition and fun.
This is a conventional Best Ball/Best Disc Tournament. Traditional golfers and disc golfers will play their own game, keep track of their individual best scores on each hole and submit the best combined 18 scores at the end of the tournament.
The evening is filled with awards, raffle prizes and dinner at the Frog Bar and Grill overlooking the Goleta coastline. The event, which was held for the first six years at the Montecito Country Club, is officially sponsored by 做厙惇蹋app and organized annually by Wills family, friends and the college.
If you are unable to golf, please come for the dinner and raffle, Sloan says. The key is to collaborate to raise money for the William Wiersma Scholarship.