SPECIAL OPERATIONS CUP
The Special Forces Foundation (SFF) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that offers a variety of programs aligned with the U.S. Special Operations Command’s (USSOCOM) Preservation of The Force and Family (POTFF) program, designed to address the fraying of the U.S. Army Special Forces “Green Berets” after two decades of sustained combat.
Having served in Special Forces for decades across the globe, the nonprofit’s founders understand and recognize the hardships and unique challenges that Special Forces members and their families face.
SFF programs include support for the wounded, maintenance of the current warrior’s mind, body and family, as well as providing acute and ongoing support in resolving psychological, emotional and relationship issues before they become chronic.
Finally, after a life-changing knock on their door, the SFF provides immediate and long-term support to the Gold Star Families of the fallen.
“If Special Forces is to continue to successfully accomplish what our country asks of us, then we must take care of our most precious asset: our people,” said Ignacio Garza, Founder/Executive Director of the Special Forces Foundation.
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The Special Operations Cup is a fundraising event benefitting the Special Forces Foundation.
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TOURNAMENTS
ARIZONA
Each team member hits a tee shot on each hole. The team then collectively decides which of the four balls is in the best position to play next. After the team decides which ball is best, they mark its position; usually with a tee, a coin, a ball-marker, or whatever may seem to be luckiest for that day. Each player retrieves their ball (if it is still retrievable), and plays a shot from the new designated position. This procedure is repeated for each shot until a ball is holed.
COLORADO
The tournament format is a four-person modified scramble. All four players tee off and select the best drive and all four players play that spot. Players then should play their individual ball for the remainder of each hole. Scoring one (1) gross best ball. Handicaps and minimum number of drives per player are not required. First, second and third place prizes will be awarded.
PENNSYLVANIA
The tournament format is a four-person modified scramble. All four players tee off and select the best drive and all four players play that spot. Players then should play their individual ball for the remainder of each hole. Scoring one (1) gross best ball. Handicaps and a minimum number of drives per player are not required. First, second and third-place prizes will be awarded. Sunnehanna enforces a "SHOTGUN Play on Pace" etiquette of 5:00 per 18 holes, there will be a course ranger to assist in Playing on Pace.
SPONSORSHIPS
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