You are invited to the Albertus Magnus College Golf Classic on June 22nd at the iconic New Haven Country Club. Join us as we bring together alumni, friends, and corporate partners for a memorable day on the course while raising much needed scholarship funds for the leaders of tomorrow—Albertus students! Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will follow play.
Event Schedule for June 22, 2026
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 11:00 AM | Registration Begins Buffet Lunch, Driving Range, and Putting Green Open |
| 12:15 PM | Rules and Format Announcements |
| 12:30 PM | Shot Gun Start |
| 5:00 PM | Cocktail Reception |
Tournament Format and New Haven Country Club Rules
Scramble Format: Each foursome’s players will tee off, then the team members choose the best of the four shots for the next shot. All team members then play the second shot from that location, and again choose the best shot. Play continues in this manner until the hole is completed. The team then records its score and maintains that format for all 18 holes.
Scoring Limit: A maximum score of “bogey” will be the limit; if a team reaches a bogey score for a hole, they should pick up and proceed to the next hole.
Contests: Longest drive and closest to the pin contests.
Dress Code: New Haven Country Club requires proper golf attire (no jeans or cutoff shorts; collared shirts required for men).
As a first-generation college student, my Albertus education means much more to me than I could have ever imagined! I have learned so many new skills and worked with such different people. I love the small class sizes, tight-knit community, and the personal relationships that I have formed with faculty and staff. Words cannot express how grateful I am for Albertus donors taking a chance on me and my education. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! — Samantha Otranto ’24
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