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Friday, September 29, 2023 Totteridge Golf Course
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Gather your colleagues, classmates, friends, and family to compete on a spectacular course while having some fun in support of Pitt-Greensburg students and programs!
Early bird pricing (through September 6): $150/individual; $600/foursome
After Sept. 6 pricing: $175/individual; $700/foursome
Fee includes:
- • 18 holes with cart (accessible with GPS)
- • Bag drop and parking lot attendant
- • Pre-golf driving range (typically separate charge) and practice facility
- • Live scoring through the Totteridge Golf Course app
- • At the turn hot dog, chips, beverage
- • Complimentary refreshments and beverages throughout play
- • Foursome photo
- • Skills contests on the course
- • Giveaways and team prizes
- • Rizzo's Malabar Inn steak/chicken meal, including cavatelli pasta in Rizzo's spaghetti sauce, roasted red potatoes, and salad
- • Player appreciation voucher (for $30 replay w/cart on another day)
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Congratulations to the 2022 winners! |
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1st Place: Madero Cantina: David Montanez, Noah Montanez, Chad Barnett, Dewey Larson |
2nd Place Team: Austin Iddon, Barry Iddon, Brian Connelly, Ken Connelly |
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Top Alumni Team: with President Bob Gregerson, Matt MacKenzie, Jerry Fedele ’75 A&S (GRBR*) ’86 KATZ, Jeff Fedele, Colin White (*GRBR: Pitt-Greensburg relocate alumnus) |
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Skills Prizes |
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| Closest to the Pin (#7) | |
| Closest to the Pin (#9) | Austin Iddon |
| Closest to the Pin (#13) | Dan O’Connor |
| Closest to the Pin (#15) | David Vargo |
| Closest to the Pin in Two (#2) | Sean Falascino ’06 A&S, Dave Fryer, Ed Miller, Zach Roberts |
| Longest Putt (#17) | Mark Chachula |
| Straightest Drive (#16) | Austin Iddon |
| Longest Drive (#11) | (All) Zachary Mikolics ’12 SCI; (Women) Holly Guerrieri; (Seniors) Robert Murphy |
| Putting Contest | Zachary Mikolics ’12 SCI |
More photos from the 2022 outing >>
Proceeds from the 2023 event benefit:
- Pitt-Greensburg Athletics
Pitt-Greensburg is an NCAA Division III athletic program that sponsors 13 varsity sports in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC). In May 2023, the AMCC ranked Pitt-Greensburg fifth in the final President's Cup Standings, earning over half of the points available. During the past academic year, Pitt-Greensburg came in at the top of the AMCC in women's soccer and women's tennis while also making a run in the AMCC tournament in men's soccer, women's and men's basketball, as well as baseball and softball. But, the greatest achievement was in the classroom, student-athletes maintain a high standard of academic success. Eight of 13 teams achieved a 3.0 grade-point average or higher during the 2023 spring semester. The Athletic Department compiled a 3.127 GPA.
- Pitt-Greensburg Alumni Association (PGAA)
The PGAA promotes fellowship among alumni and works to create a lifelong connection between graduates and the University—thus building their commitment and support. The PGAA also sponsors two scholarships to the incoming freshman class that are renewable up to four years as long as the students meet the criteria. Funds are also used to recognize student community service and outstanding alumni achievement.
- Student Emergency Fund
The PGAA Student Emergency Fund provides aid at critical times to students. The fund covers emergency needs beyond direct academic costs, such as medical necessities, food insecurity, off-campus housing expenses, and unexpected travel expenses.
A Special Thank You to Our 2023 Event Sponsors
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Signature Sponsor
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Course Sponsor
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Eagle Sponsor
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Driving Range Sponsor
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