On August 4, 2021, ALCC hosted its annual golf tournament with 144 golfers and 20 sponsoring companies. The tournament, held at Arrowhead Golf Course in Littleton, was sold out well in advance of the event date. Landscape professionals were eager to gather in person and enjoy some social and networking time with peers.

Tournament winners
1^st place – Rain Bird team: Alex Clayton, Nick Krohna, Jordan Neal and Shane O’Keefe
2^nd place – Ground Solutions team: Mike Uittenbogaard, Nick Perea, Eppie Perea, Lance Rademacher
3^rd place – Rain Bird team: Eric Jaeger, Steve Paige, Chris Bauer and John Herron

This year, a prize was also awarded to the team that came in last place. SiteOne’s team of Stephanie Larsen, Hamilton Whaley, Courtni Shafer and Eric Johnson took home that prize.

Contest winners were:
Men’s Longest Drive – Devin Knaus
Women’s Longest Drive – Allison Hood
Men’s Closest to the Pin – Jeff Prink

Door prizes were awarded at a raffle held at the luncheon after the tournament. Prizes included a Yeti mug and $100 gift card; caricature drawing; Broncos tickets; and Rockies tickets.

The day was made possible by its generous sponsors.

Hospitality sponsors:
2M Company
Arbor Valley Nursery

Beverage Cart Sponsors:
2M Company
Rain Bird

Closest to the pin contest sponsor: Revive

Longest drive contest sponsor: Rain Bird

Hole in one contest sponsor: The Buckner Company

Hole sponsors:

• A-1 Organics
• A Hire Power
• Bobcat of the Rockies
• Ed Bozarth Chevrolet
• ET Water/Jain Irrigation
• Ewing Irrigation and Landscape Supply
• G&G Equipment
• Ground Solutions
• Honnen Equipment
• Intermountain STIHL
• L.L. Johnson Distributing Company
• Potestio Brothers Equipment
• SavATree

Goodie bag sponsors:

• 2M Company
• A-1 Organics
• A Hire Power
• CPS Distributors
• DBC Irrigation Supply
• SavATree

Door prize sponsors:

• A-1 Organics
• A Hire Power
• The Buckner Company
• DBC Irrigation Supply

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