GreenLight Fund Golf 2022 Program
We are excited to welcome you back to Weston Golf Club for GreenLight’s Annual Golf for Good! We celebrate a significant milestone this year as our portfolio organizations are reaching nearly 500,000 children, youth, and families annually! The solutions that our portfolio organizations provide, offer profound life-altering experiences for families and communities of color. None of this is possible without you – friends, allies, and champions, thank you!
We are excited to welcome you back to Weston Golf Club for GreenLight’s Annual Golf for Good!
We celebrate a significant milestone this year as our portfolio organizations are reaching nearly 500,000 children, youth, and families annually! The solutions that our portfolio organizations provide, offer profound life-altering experiences for families and communities of color. None of this is possible without you – friends, allies, and champions, thank you!
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A Ryder Cup style tournament<br />
to support <strong>GreenLight</strong>’s newest<br />
portfolio organization<br />
MON//10.03.22<br />
WESTON GOLF CLUB<br />
WESTON, MA<br />
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We are excited to welcome you back to Weston <strong>Golf</strong> Club for <strong>GreenLight</strong>’s Annual <strong>Golf</strong> for Good!<br />
We celebrate a significant milestone this year as our<br />
portfolio organizations are reaching nearly 500,000<br />
children, youth, and families annually! The solutions that our<br />
portfolio organizations provide, offer profound life-altering<br />
experiences for families and communities of color. None of<br />
this is possible without you – friends, allies, and champions,<br />
thank you!<br />
During the past year, <strong>GreenLight</strong> Boston has once again<br />
worked to identify our community’s most pressing needs, find<br />
the best solutions our country has to offer, and cultivate their<br />
growth in our community. We met with countless community<br />
members and leaders to gain a deeper understanding of the<br />
reality for too many of our Boston neighbors, and one thing<br />
remained clear; our work is far from over.<br />
As a result of the pandemic, many families, especially those<br />
with young children, are experiencing worsening mental<br />
health challenges. Despite this critical need for support,<br />
Boston families now face a new challenge in accessing<br />
quality care and early intervention services. Between 2020-<br />
2021, 40% fewer eligible children received early intervention<br />
services, and those who did receive services received fewer<br />
hours per month, dropping from 22 hours to five.<br />
This is a critical time for our community, as early trauma and adversity lead to biological<br />
changes in a young child, leading to long-term problems in mental health, learning, and<br />
physical health. This is why we are proud to announce the newest addition to the<br />
<strong>GreenLight</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> portfolio, Child First!<br />
Child First’s proven model is nationally recognized for helping heal and protect young<br />
children and families from the effects of chronic stress and trauma. They provide inhome,<br />
two-generational services that foster strong, nurturing relationships between<br />
child and caregiver and connect families with much-needed services. Child First was<br />
founded in Connecticut, and has scaled its programs to North Carolina, Florida, and<br />
Colorado — and now Boston!<br />
We invite you to celebrate Child First as they grow and serve our city’s young people.<br />
And as we embark on a new selection process for the upcoming year, we invite you<br />
to join us as we innovate and respond to the needs of our community, working in<br />
partnership to identify organizations that tear down barriers and open up pathways to<br />
economic prosperity.<br />
ENJOY THE DAY!<br />
Melissa Luna<br />
Senior Executive Director<br />
John Simon<br />
Co-Founder & Board Chair<br />
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EVENT SCHEDULE<br />
FEATURED AUCTION ITEM<br />
BID ON<br />
4<br />
TICKETS<br />
Generously donated by<br />
10AM<br />
REGISTRATION OPEN<br />
DRIVING RANGE OPENS<br />
11:30AM TEAMS RALLY NEAR<br />
THE 18TH HOLE<br />
FOLLOWED BY<br />
SHOTGUN START<br />
4:30PM PRIZE & AWARDS<br />
CEREMONY<br />
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RULES OF ENGAGEMENT<br />
• The format is team based.<br />
• The team with the most cumulative points at the end<br />
of the tournament is the winner.<br />
• Each foursome will have two representatives from<br />
the Green Team and two representatives from the<br />
White Team.<br />
• Each team chooses its best drive and then each<br />
member of the team plays his or her own ball from<br />
the locations of the best drive of the team.<br />
• One point will be awarded for the front nine, back<br />
nine and overall match winners.<br />
• If it is halved (tied), then each team will receive half a<br />
point for that hole.<br />
• Strokes will be adjusted based on handicaps, which<br />
are noted in the <strong>Golf</strong> Genius app.<br />
SCORING<br />
All scoring will be done via the <strong>Golf</strong> Genius app. See<br />
tournament staff for further instructions or questions on<br />
how to use this.<br />
THANKS TO OUR SIGNATURE INVESTORS!<br />
Henry Ancona<br />
Renuka Babu Brown &<br />
Dartagnan Brown<br />
Bain Capital<br />
Deborah & Steve Barnes<br />
Annie & Sam Bartlett<br />
The Burkehaven<br />
Family Foundation<br />
Katie & Paul Buttenweiser<br />
The George and Marie Chabot<br />
Charitable Foundation<br />
Kara & Charles Cella<br />
Deloitte<br />
Sally & David Dornaus<br />
Peter Falvey &<br />
Mary Ellen Rourke<br />
iHeartMedia<br />
Lisa & Steve Jenks<br />
Meeta Kapadia<br />
Donna & Marc Kozin<br />
The Roger & Lisa<br />
Krakoff Foundation<br />
Dianne & Bill Ledingham<br />
The Lovett-Woodsum<br />
Foundation<br />
Kristin & Paul Marcus<br />
Cindy & Peter Neville<br />
George Pantazopoulos<br />
Brett Rome<br />
Susan & John Simon<br />
Sonali Shah<br />
United Way of<br />
Massachusetts Bay<br />
and Merrimack Valley<br />
David Verrill<br />
Caitlin Vorlicek<br />
Natalie Wright<br />
Mariann & Andy Youniss<br />
Mary & Jeff Disandro<br />
Francine & Jude McColgan<br />
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GREENLIGHT FUND: INVESTING IN CHANGE<br />
The <strong>GreenLight</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> transforms the lives of children, youth and families in high-poverty urban areas through the <strong>GreenLight</strong> Method.<br />
• Identify critical unmet needs.<br />
• Import innovative, entrepreneurial programs that can have a significant, measurable impact, and<br />
• Galvanize local support to help programs reach and sustain impact in the new city.<br />
We call our approach the <strong>GreenLight</strong> Method. The <strong>GreenLight</strong><br />
Method is a five-part process that focuses our investments where<br />
they will make the most impact. It’s how we stay nimble enough<br />
to address pressing needs and seize opportunities as they arise.<br />
DISCOVER<br />
WE DISCOVER<br />
We assess the local landscape to discover opportunities for transformation:<br />
urgent issues that are currently not being directly addressed, and where<br />
smart, effective approaches would make a significant difference in the lives<br />
of low-income children and families.<br />
WE SCOUT<br />
We search the country for the most effective solutions: the nonprofits that<br />
are creating new ways to deliver services, connect with their clients and<br />
sustain their work.<br />
MEASURE<br />
GREENLIGHT<br />
METHOD<br />
SCOUT<br />
WE SELECT<br />
We look at hundreds of nonprofits each year. Through rigorous due<br />
diligence we select the nonprofit that is the best fit for the community—that<br />
meets identified needs with innovation and impact that can be successfully<br />
replicated.<br />
WE INVEST<br />
We invest our funds, time and passion. Our community connections and<br />
strategic advice help organizations ramp up and start producing direct,<br />
meaningful change in the community. We continue this support so that each<br />
organization can thrive over time.<br />
INVEST<br />
SELECT<br />
WE MEASURE<br />
We measure the growth and effectiveness of our investments and share<br />
that information with investors, partners and the local community<br />
(617) 912-8983<br />
info@greenlightfund.org<br />
greenlightfund.org/boston<br />
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INTRODUCING GREENLIGHT FUND’S NEWEST PORTFOLIO MEMBER, CHILD FIRST!<br />
THE CHILD FIRST MODEL<br />
The Child First approach is unique in combining comprehensive, coordinated<br />
services, psychotherapeutic intervention for child and caregiver, and<br />
increasing adult self-regulation and executive functioning in a single<br />
model, resulting in long-term positive outcomes for children and families<br />
through all stages of development.<br />
$600k<br />
GREENLIGHT<br />
INVESTMENT<br />
+<br />
$2.4 M<br />
LEVERAGED LAUNCH<br />
INVESTMENT<br />
+<br />
ROBUST<br />
PARTNERSHIPS<br />
=<br />
Child First is<br />
expected to serve<br />
3,000+<br />
children and families<br />
over their first<br />
4 Years<br />
Services are conducted in the home with the child, parents or other primary<br />
caregivers, and other family members by a clinical team of a Mental Health Clinician and a Care Coordinator.<br />
The Child First intervention targets those families experiencing the most complex, intersecting adversities,<br />
decreases stress within the family, increases stability, facilitates connection to growth-promoting services,<br />
and supports the development of healthy, nurturing, protective relationships.<br />
CHILD-PARENT INTERVENTION<br />
Child First provides Child-Parent<br />
Psychotherapy which helps build<br />
a nurturing, responsive, and safe<br />
caregiver-child relationship. This<br />
protects the child’s developing<br />
brain from the damage of chronic<br />
stress, helps heal the effects of<br />
trauma and adversity for both child<br />
and parent, and promotes strong<br />
emotional health and cognitive<br />
growth.<br />
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING<br />
Child First partners with parents<br />
and caregivers to strengthen<br />
executive function and selfregulation,<br />
which shape our abilities<br />
to plan ahead, focus attention,<br />
remember details, control impulses,<br />
and juggle multiple tasks. This sets<br />
up caregivers to best nurture the<br />
child’s development of these same<br />
skills and provide a safe, growthenhancing<br />
environment.<br />
INTENSIVE CARE COORDINATION<br />
Child First helps directly decrease<br />
the stress experienced by the<br />
family members by helping them<br />
to identify, navigate, and connect<br />
with comprehensive communitybased<br />
services and supports,<br />
leading to family stabilization,<br />
decreased stress, and utilization<br />
of growth-enhancing community<br />
resources.<br />
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Child First Works<br />
Child First is a national, evidence-based, two-generation model created in Connecticut to<br />
address toxic stress and trauma in historically under-resourced families with young children.<br />
Child First aims to prevent emotional disturbance, developmental problems, abuse, and<br />
neglect through psychotherapeutic intervention, intensive care coordination, and<br />
enhancement of executive function.<br />
In a randomized control trial completed in 2011, Child Firstʼs interventions show<br />
substantial improvements across multiple domains:<br />
46% decrease in child behavioral problems<br />
68% decrease in language delays in children<br />
64% lower levels of depression and/or mental health problems in mothers<br />
39% of families were less likely to be involved with child protective services<br />
98% increase in families accessing community services and support<br />
Plans for Boston<br />
The Child First Boston expansion will be driven by the community. Over the next year, four affiliate agencies will be selected and<br />
trained in the Child First approach. With $2.4M already committed outside of <strong>GreenLight</strong>’s investment, and robust partnerships<br />
in early childhood and mental health, Child First is expected to serve 3,000+ children and families over their first four years.<br />
MISSION<br />
Child First helps<br />
to heal<br />
and protect<br />
young children<br />
and families<br />
from the effects<br />
of chronic stress<br />
MEET THE FOUNDER<br />
Dr. Darcy Lowell, Chief Child First & Mental Health Officer<br />
Dr. Darcy Lowell is a developmental & behavioral pediatrician, founder, and<br />
Chief Child First and Mental Health Officer at Child First. In 2001, Dr. Lowell<br />
founded Child First to heal and protect very young children and families from<br />
the impact of trauma and adversity. Dr. Lowell’s work with families affected<br />
by social and economic inequality focuses on the power of early, responsive<br />
relationships to prevent the damaging effects of trauma and early adversity.<br />
Dr. Lowell has been directly involved with program innovation, clinical research,<br />
child advocacy, and system change at the local, state, and national levels.<br />
267 Grant Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut 06610 • 203-384-3300 www.childfirst.com<br />
VISIT<br />
at the Chill Wagon<br />
Ice Cream Truck on<br />
the course!<br />
and trauma<br />
by fostering<br />
strong, nurturing<br />
relationships<br />
and connecting<br />
families with<br />
needed services.<br />
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GREENLIGHT<br />
NATIONAL TEAM<br />
GREENLIGHT<br />
SITE TEAMS<br />
Paola Aragon Brown<br />
Site Support Manager,<br />
National Portfolio<br />
Capri Bell<br />
Director of Organizational<br />
Development<br />
Renee Berlon<br />
Development Manager<br />
Jane Case<br />
Operations Manager<br />
Jangu Chothia<br />
Staff Accountant<br />
Victoria Costa<br />
Communications Associate<br />
Takira Dale<br />
Manager of National and<br />
Expansion Development<br />
Emily Epstein<br />
Director of Communications<br />
Ray Hailey<br />
National Portfolio Manager<br />
Margaret Hall<br />
CEO and Co-Founder<br />
Casey Johnson<br />
Vice President,<br />
National Portfolio & Learning<br />
Christopher Loney<br />
Chief of Staff<br />
Robert Mays<br />
VP of People,<br />
Equity & Culture<br />
Stacie Mills<br />
Site Support Manager,<br />
National Portfolio<br />
Maria Soto-Santa<br />
People Operations<br />
Manager<br />
Nicholas Stuber<br />
Director of Learning, National<br />
Portfolio<br />
Carrita Thomas<br />
Data & Learning Manager,<br />
National Portfolio<br />
Jessica Stadt<br />
Vice President of External Affairs<br />
ATLANTA<br />
Joli Cooper<br />
Executive Director<br />
Tyeone Barner<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Associate<br />
—<br />
BALTIMORE<br />
Ryan Turner<br />
Executive Director<br />
Ugochi Chinemere<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Associate<br />
—<br />
BOSTON<br />
Melissa Luna<br />
Senior Executive Director<br />
Amber Black<br />
Associate Director<br />
—<br />
CHARLOTTE<br />
Sam Smith, Jr.<br />
Executive Director<br />
CINCINNATI<br />
Clare Zlatic<br />
Blankemeyer<br />
Executive Director<br />
Tamara Thrasher<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Associate<br />
—<br />
DETROIT<br />
Rishi Moudgil<br />
Executive Director<br />
—<br />
GREATER NEWARK<br />
Tish Johnson<br />
Executive Director<br />
Bri Ross<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Associate<br />
—<br />
KANSAS CITY<br />
Sarah Courtney<br />
Executive Director<br />
Danielle Robinson<br />
Senior <strong>Program</strong> Associate<br />
PHILADELPHIA<br />
Felicia Rinier<br />
Executive Director<br />
—<br />
SAN FRANCISCO<br />
BAY AREA<br />
Kate Schwass<br />
Senior Executive Director<br />
—<br />
TWIN CITIES<br />
Simone Hardeman-Jones<br />
Executive Director<br />
Diarra Brooks<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Associate<br />
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PORTFOLIO<br />
REPORT<br />
BY THE NUMBERS<br />
2021–<strong>2022</strong><br />
41<br />
BOSTON SELECTION<br />
ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS<br />
13<br />
ORGANIZATIONS IN<br />
BOSTON PORTFOLIO<br />
499,500<br />
CHILDREN AND FAMILIES SERVED THROUGH GREENLIGHT FUND | BOSTON<br />
PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS IN 2017-2021<br />
STAFF MEMBERS<br />
CURRENTLY<br />
WORKING FOR<br />
BOSTON PORTFOLIO<br />
ORGANIZATIONS<br />
155<br />
$110.1M<br />
ADDITIONAL<br />
NON-GREENLIGHT FUNDS<br />
RAISED TO DATE BY OUR BOSTON<br />
PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS<br />
108<br />
$9.8M<br />
ACTIVE BOARD MEMBERS<br />
PARTICIPATA ING WITH BOSTON-BASED<br />
COMMITTED TO DATE BY GREENLIGHT | BOSTON<br />
TO PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS<br />
As of June <strong>2022</strong><br />
PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATA IONS *As of June 2021<br />
greenlightfund.org/boston<br />
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PORTFOLIO ORGANIZATIONS<br />
PORTFOLIO<br />
REPORT<br />
2021–<strong>2022</strong><br />
BAM is a program that supports<br />
boys and young men, particularly<br />
those of color in grades 7-12,<br />
navigate circumstances<br />
that threaten their future,<br />
through school-based and<br />
one-on-one counseling.<br />
Blueprint Schools Network uses<br />
a research-based framework of<br />
comprehensive reform strategies<br />
to accelerate achievement<br />
in the nation’s highest-need<br />
schools.<br />
CareMessage is a 501(c)3 nonprofit<br />
organization based in San<br />
Francisco, CA with a mission to<br />
empower healthcare organizations<br />
with mobile technologies to<br />
improve health outcomes and<br />
reduce the cost of care.<br />
College Advising Corps increases the<br />
number of low-income, first-generation<br />
college and underrepresented students<br />
who enter and complete higher<br />
education by hiring and training<br />
recent college graduates as<br />
full-time college advisers.<br />
Friends of the Children<br />
creates generational<br />
change by engaging<br />
children from high<br />
risk-communities in<br />
twelve years of<br />
transformative<br />
mentoring relationships.<br />
New Teacher Center<br />
improves student learning<br />
by accelerating the<br />
effectiveness of new<br />
teachers, experienced<br />
teachers and<br />
school leaders.<br />
Peer Health Exchange gives<br />
teenagers the knowledge and<br />
skills they need to make<br />
healthy decisions by training<br />
college students to teach a<br />
comprehensive health<br />
curriculum in public high<br />
schools that lack health<br />
education.<br />
Per Scholas prepares motivated<br />
and curious individuals from<br />
overlooked communities with<br />
the technical and business<br />
skills to launch successful<br />
careers in technology,<br />
creating on-ramps to<br />
businesses in need<br />
of their talents.<br />
Raising A Reader Massachusetts<br />
is an evidence-based early<br />
literacy program that helps<br />
families of young children<br />
(newborn through age eight)<br />
develop, practice and maintain<br />
habits of reading together<br />
at home.<br />
Single Stop USA helps<br />
low-income individuals persist<br />
through college and achieve<br />
financial self-sufficiency and<br />
economic mobility by providing<br />
access to benefits and services.<br />
UpTogether empowers<br />
low-income families to move out<br />
of poverty through access to<br />
connections, choice and capital.<br />
UpTogether invests resources<br />
based on the strengths and<br />
initiatives families demonstrate<br />
toward improving their lives.<br />
YVLifeSet provides support to<br />
young people who are aging out<br />
of foster care by helping them<br />
find safe housing, continue<br />
education or training, achieve<br />
stable employment and build<br />
healthy support systems.<br />
WOW is a multifaceted, school<br />
year-long group counseling and<br />
clinical mentoring program.<br />
WOW works to improve<br />
social-emotional competencies for<br />
girls in 6th-12th grade exposed to<br />
traumatic stressors in high risk and<br />
under-resourced communities.<br />
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BOSTON SELECTION<br />
ADVISORY COUNCIL<br />
Our <strong>GreenLight</strong> Boston Selection Advisory Council acts as an expert partner and sounding<br />
board to identify critical needs and select the right solution.<br />
Porsha Abrams<br />
Family Partner<br />
Gayané Ebling<br />
Jason Ewas Commonwealth<br />
Sally Sharp<br />
Lehman Sharp Lehman Consulting<br />
Elizabeth Pauley<br />
The Boston Foundation<br />
Jessica Ackerman<br />
Deloitte<br />
Irfan Alibhai<br />
Burkehaven Family Foundation<br />
Courtney Allessio<br />
Catalant Technologies<br />
Mati Amin<br />
LIT<br />
Karley Ausiello<br />
United Way of Massachusetts Bay<br />
and Merrimack Valley<br />
Donna Bowen<br />
Family Partner<br />
Darcy Brownell<br />
Next Level Social Impact<br />
Jessica Castro<br />
Trefler Foundation<br />
Natanja Craig Oquendo<br />
Boston Women’s <strong>Fund</strong><br />
Nicole Fontes<br />
Goodwin Proctor<br />
Phil Gager<br />
Trinity Capital<br />
Christina Gordon<br />
Women’s Foundation of Boston<br />
Andre Green<br />
SkillWorks<br />
Amanda Hadad<br />
Combined Jewish Philanthropies<br />
Janet Iraola<br />
Family Partner<br />
Justin Kang<br />
Visible Hands<br />
Lisa Krakoff<br />
The Roger and Lisa Krakoff Foundation<br />
Roger Krakoff<br />
The Roger and Lisa Krakoff Foundation<br />
Melinda Marble<br />
Patrick J. McGovern Foundation<br />
Natalie Martinez<br />
Strong Women Strong Girls<br />
Jude McColgan<br />
Localytics<br />
Kristin McSwain<br />
Boston Opportunity Agenda<br />
Anel Mejia<br />
Family Partner<br />
Grace Moreno<br />
Massachusetts LGBTQ<br />
Chamber of Commerce<br />
Cory Munchbach<br />
BlueConic<br />
Jonathan Okuk<br />
Family Partner<br />
Katie Pakenham Cambridge<br />
Innovation Center<br />
Ed Powell<br />
Justice Resource Institute<br />
Geeta Pradhan<br />
Cambridge Community Foundation<br />
Tanya Robinson<br />
Family Partner<br />
Ed Rocha<br />
Rola Languages<br />
Whitney Rosenbaum<br />
Bank of America<br />
Gary Smith<br />
Marisol Tejera Family Partner<br />
Gisselle Torres<br />
Family Partner<br />
Alicia Verity<br />
Yawkey Foundation<br />
Rahn Dorsey<br />
Eastern Bank Foundation<br />
Bridget Kenneally<br />
Deloitte<br />
Dawna Paton<br />
Aceso Innovation Partners LLC<br />
Curlette White<br />
Family Partner<br />
greenlightfund.org/boston<br />
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New England <strong>Golf</strong> Guide<br />
Paddle Boston<br />
Remnant Brewing<br />
Solo Stove<br />
Steven Wishner<br />
Walden Meat Share<br />
Lisa and Roger Krakoff<br />
Sue and John Simon<br />
Trinity Capital<br />
Monique and Jon<br />
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Hazel and Kenny<br />
DREYER<br />
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WESTON<br />
GOLF CLUB<br />
A Donald Ross Course<br />
Since 1894, The Weston <strong>Golf</strong> Club has earned its<br />
reputation for honoring the skill of the game of golf.<br />
The Par 72, 18-hole golf course was originally designed by<br />
Donald Ross and is the focal point of the club. Although the<br />
Club opened in 1894, the current location was built in<br />
1916-1917. Donald Ross designed the original nine holes<br />
and the expanded par-71 layout, which opened in 1923.<br />
The two newest holes (11 and 12, designed by<br />
Geoffrey Cornish) were added in 1965. These replaced<br />
a very short par 3 and one par 4, and brought the course<br />
to its current par-72 layout. Improvements during<br />
the 1990’s included new tees on 16 and 17.<br />
TEE PAR YARDAGE RATING SLOPE<br />
72 6657 Yards 73.4 138<br />
72 6465 Yards 72.5 134<br />
72 6076 Yards 70.7 130<br />
73 5521 Yards 73.5 130<br />
73 5252 Yards 71.4 125<br />
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1PAR 4<br />
The first hole at Weston is a straight forward<br />
opening par 4 that can be reached in two<br />
shots with a good drive.<br />
A player that avoids the bunkers to the left of<br />
the fairway and the heavy rough on the right<br />
will be rewarded.<br />
1<br />
The green is well guarded by bunkers<br />
to the left and short right but<br />
Donald Ross has created lots of<br />
room to run up on longer shots.<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
436 Yards<br />
424 Yards<br />
416 Yards<br />
404 Yards<br />
400 Yards<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
PRESENTING SPONSOR<br />
Sue and John<br />
SIMON<br />
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2PAR 5<br />
The second hole at Weston is a<br />
demanding 3-shot, straightaway par 5.<br />
A drive in the fairway allows the player to<br />
carefully navigate the layup area that is<br />
heavily bunkered.<br />
The third shot is played uphill to a tiered<br />
green, with a severe false front.<br />
Depending on the hole location, the<br />
approach shot can be difficult and putting<br />
as well if you are not on the proper level.<br />
2<br />
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HIT A MARSHMALLOW?<br />
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TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
552 Yards<br />
534 Yards<br />
495 Yards<br />
480 Yards<br />
470 Yards<br />
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3PAR 3<br />
The third hole at Weston is a long,<br />
downhill par 3 has a classic look of a<br />
New England, Donald Ross golf hole.<br />
The green is surrounded by a collection<br />
area on the left side and is protected<br />
by a large bunker on the right.<br />
The green slopes from rear-left to<br />
front-right and it may be difficult<br />
for a player to control their speed.<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
TEE SPONSOR<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
216 Yards<br />
198 Yards<br />
176 Yards<br />
152 Yards<br />
139 Yards<br />
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4PAR 4<br />
The fourth hole at Weston is a long par 4 that<br />
will test even the best of players.<br />
The landing zone is guarded by a very<br />
penalizing fairway bunker.<br />
A good drive down the left side will leave a<br />
short to mid iron into one of the most difficult<br />
putting surfaces at Weston.<br />
The green is guarded by bunkers both to<br />
the left and front right, with a narrow, steep<br />
collection area behind the green. There is<br />
a large mound in the middle of the putting<br />
surface that creates many interesting hole<br />
l o c a ti o n s .<br />
4<br />
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AT THE CHILL WAGON<br />
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TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
421 Yards<br />
400 Yards<br />
372 Yards<br />
352 Yards<br />
352 Yards<br />
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5PAR 3<br />
The fifth hole at Weston<br />
is the final hole in a stretch of long<br />
and demanding shots that a player faces<br />
to start their round.<br />
This is the most demanding tee shot of<br />
all the par 3’s here at Weston.<br />
5<br />
The green is raised and heavily bunkered<br />
with a treacherous chipping area to the<br />
right of the green. Birdies are rare, and<br />
pars are always a good score.<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
198 Yards<br />
185 Yards<br />
162 Yards<br />
151 Yards<br />
125 Yards<br />
RANDOM CLUB CHALLENGE<br />
Ready for a true challenge?<br />
The club you draw must be used<br />
to tee off and then play out the<br />
entire hole with only that club.<br />
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6PAR 5<br />
The sixth hole at Weston is a classic risk/reward<br />
par 5. The player must decide if they want to be<br />
aggressive and take their drive over the mound,<br />
left of the landing zone. Players may also play<br />
short of the mound or to the right.<br />
Although it’s a huge advantage, the tee shot<br />
does not require a long drive, but rather a wellpositioned<br />
drive.<br />
6<br />
Reachable in two shots, this large green slopes<br />
from back to front with a steep false front that<br />
will challenge the player with multiple shot<br />
varieties and a difficult putting surface.<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
TITLE SPONSOR<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
473 Yards<br />
473 Yards<br />
449 Yards<br />
400 Yards<br />
400 Yards<br />
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7PAR 4<br />
The seventh hole at Weston is the club’s<br />
signature hole. The hole lends itself to either<br />
a conservative or aggressive tee shot. An<br />
aggressive play off the tee allows for a short iron<br />
or wedge into a green that slopes back to front,<br />
favoring the player.<br />
This is a great birdie opportunity with a good tee<br />
shot in the fairway.<br />
7<br />
The green is severely sloped from back left to<br />
front right which places a premium on your<br />
approach shot.<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
TEE SPONSOR<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
372 Yards<br />
363 Yards<br />
347 Yards<br />
322 Yards<br />
252 Yards<br />
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8PAR 4<br />
The eighth hole at Weston is a classic<br />
short par 4 with a narrow fairway.<br />
Trees and a rocky landscape on the<br />
right side challenge the player<br />
to hit a precise tee shot.<br />
8<br />
Then the player is faced with a short iron<br />
or wedge approach to a perched,<br />
narrow, and two-tiered green that is<br />
very difficult to putt if the approach<br />
is not placed properly.<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
PRESENTING SPONSOR<br />
VentureforGood<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
298 Yards<br />
298 Yards<br />
284 Yards<br />
278 Yards<br />
198 Yards<br />
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9PAR 4<br />
The ninth hole at Weston is a very<br />
demanding finish to the front 9.<br />
9<br />
The player faces a downhill tee shot<br />
to a narrow, sloping fairway into a<br />
prevailing wind.<br />
The green is receptive to approach shots<br />
due to its severe slope from<br />
rear left to front right, but is<br />
very treacherous to putt.<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
429 Yards<br />
416 Yards<br />
403 Yards<br />
323 Yards<br />
323 Yards<br />
ACTIVATE THE SKILLS<br />
OF A PGA PRO!<br />
Donate to the <strong>GreenLight</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> and<br />
PGA Pro Jimmy Damiano will<br />
lend a hand on this challenging par 4<br />
by hitting your group’s tee shot<br />
or the approach into the green!<br />
Your donation also enters you in<br />
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10PAR 3<br />
The tenth hole at Weston is a beautiful midrange<br />
par 3, with par always being a good score.<br />
While it requires a modest 165 yard shot, balls<br />
that aren’t hit to the putting surface are very<br />
difficult to get up and down.<br />
The green is raised and falls off on all sides with<br />
deep bunkers guarding the front left and front<br />
right. The putting surface is heavily contoured<br />
and difficult to read.<br />
10<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
TEE SPONSOR<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
173 Yards<br />
163 Yards<br />
153 Yards<br />
142 Yards<br />
142 Yards<br />
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11<br />
PAR 5<br />
The eleventh hole at Weston has<br />
water to the right of the fairway that<br />
also needs to be carried on a player’s<br />
approach shot to the green.<br />
11<br />
A good drive off the tee to the left or<br />
short off the pond is faced with a long<br />
approach. This long and gradually<br />
sloping green is guarded on both sides<br />
by bunkers and is the number<br />
2 handicap hole.<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
409 Yards<br />
389 Yards<br />
373 Yards<br />
308 Yards<br />
308 Yards<br />
SHUCK EM, SHOOT EM, SLURP EM<br />
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12PAR 4<br />
The twelfth hole at Weston is a great<br />
birdie opportunity that is sandwiched<br />
between two difficult par 4’s.<br />
Players have the option between<br />
hitting a short or a longer<br />
and aggressive tee shot.<br />
The approach shot is played over<br />
a pond to a large green with a severe<br />
false front and bunkers on either side.<br />
12<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
TEE SPONSOR<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
345 Yards<br />
345 Yards<br />
310 Yards<br />
285 Yards<br />
285 Yards<br />
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13PAR 4<br />
The thirteenth hole at Weston is a<br />
bunkerless, dog leg left par 4 that is one<br />
of the most difficult holes on the course.<br />
The blind fairway bends to the left<br />
between the trees that requires a long<br />
drive to reach the green in two shots.<br />
The approach shot is placed<br />
to a raised green that has two tiers<br />
and many subtle breaks which can<br />
make it one of the most difficult putting<br />
surfaces on the course.<br />
13<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
412 Yards<br />
400 Yards<br />
364 Yards<br />
325 Yards<br />
325 Yards<br />
SIP AND BID<br />
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14PAR 5<br />
The fourteenth hole at Weston<br />
is a beautiful par 5 that is<br />
reachable in two for long hitters.<br />
There is plenty of room to drive the ball,<br />
but a drive that is hit left or right<br />
will have a difficult time navigating<br />
the bunkers of the layup area.<br />
The approach shot is played to a<br />
punchbowl style green that is surrounded<br />
by bunkers and collection areas.<br />
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Thank you to our generous<br />
TITLE SPONSOR<br />
Sue & Jon<br />
SIMON<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
523 Yards<br />
513 Yards<br />
503 Yards<br />
419 Yards<br />
419 Yards<br />
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15PAR 5<br />
The fifteenth hole at Weston is a heavily<br />
bunkered, mid-range par 5 with out of bounds<br />
to the left over the stone wall. The player has<br />
the option to hit a fairway wood or hybrid off<br />
the tee to avoid these obstacles.<br />
15<br />
The approach shot is played to a raised green<br />
that is severely sloped from rear left to front<br />
right with a false front.<br />
It is paramount that players stay below the<br />
hole on their approach shot.<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
373 Yards<br />
362 Yards<br />
346 Yards<br />
331 Yards<br />
321 Yards<br />
AIR CANNON<br />
Learn how <strong>GreenLight</strong> <strong>Fund</strong><br />
launches their organizations<br />
while you try your hand at launching<br />
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16PAR 4<br />
The sixteenth hole at Weston is a great par 4<br />
with our signature logo tree just to the right<br />
of the player’s landing zone. The player must<br />
avoid a series of deep, penalizing bunkers just<br />
to the left of the fairway.<br />
The approach shot is played to a very small,<br />
classic Donald Ross turtleneck green. This<br />
green is difficult to hold from anywhere other<br />
than the fairway. The green slopes from back<br />
to front and is very difficult to putt.<br />
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Thank you to our generous<br />
PRESENTING SPONSOR<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
375 Yards<br />
362 Yards<br />
344 Yards<br />
332 Yards<br />
276 Yards<br />
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17PAR 3<br />
The seventeenth hole at Weston is<br />
a downhill par 3 that is guarded by<br />
bunkers in the front left and right<br />
with a collection area to the<br />
rear left and directly behind the green.<br />
17<br />
A tee shot to the center of this green<br />
will give a player a great<br />
opportunity at birdie.<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
156 Yards<br />
144 Yards<br />
135 Yards<br />
116 Yards<br />
116 Yards<br />
CLOSEST TO THE PIN COMPETITION<br />
Test your accuracy and try to win<br />
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18PAR 5<br />
The eighteenth hole at Weston<br />
is a reachable par 5 with a penalizing<br />
cross bunker that guards the<br />
right side of the green.<br />
18<br />
The green is two tiered from back to<br />
front that has a noticeable spine that runs<br />
down the midsection, separating<br />
the left and right side of<br />
the green.<br />
Thank you to our generous<br />
TEE SPONSOR<br />
TEE<br />
YARDAGE<br />
496 Yards<br />
496 Yards<br />
444 Yards<br />
401 Yards<br />
401 Yards<br />
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THANK YOU<br />
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THANK YOU<br />
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