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historic and iconic resort destination in southern Indiana will host teams
captained by the leading golf radio personalities on Sirius/XM PGA TOUR
Radio Network – Matt Adams of “Fairways of Life,” Carl Paulson of “Inside
the Ropes,” Brian Katrek and John Maginnes of “Katrek and Maginnes On Tap,”
– will feature 44 avid listeners from 20 different states and Canada competing
in Ryder Cup-style matches on both the Pete Dye and Donald Ross courses.
The event has previously been held in Newport, RI; Myrtle Beach, SC and
Hilton Head Island, SC.
The sold-out event includes a diverse group of golfers including CEOs, truck drivers, managers of finance and a manager of a hog farm, as well as a handful of intrepid women ready to sling verbal broadsides as well as they hit their wedges. The big moments of the three-day event are the radio shows hosted by the four captains that will allow the golf world to share in stories of shots made, shots missed, shots recovered, and holes won and lost by the hosts and their competitors. It adds up to a dominant theme for 22 hours of coverage on their shows morning, mid-day and evenings from the historic French Lick Resort. Competitors will be staying at the classic French Lick Springs Hotel, one of two nationally historic hotels at the Resort that harken back to a simpler time, but still offer state-of-the-art amenities, including a Las Vegas-style casino. The Resort has a long history of hosting dignitaries from business, government and Hollywood, and now entertaining conventions and families from around the world. For more information, visit FrenchLick.com. The Pete Dye Course is carved from the hillside of one of the highest points in Indiana, is considered maybe the state’s most unique challenge will host the second Senior LPGA Championship presented by Old National Bank this fall. It also hosted the 2015 Senior PGA Championship won by Hall of Famer Colin Montgomerie. The Donald Ross Course is an Indiana historic landmark that celebrated its Centennial year in 2017. It hosted the 1924 PGA Championship won by Walter Hagen and hosted other golf greats and celebrities such as Gene Sarazen, Chick Evans, and Bing Crosby. The Ross course, which has been fully restored, is a parkland gem meandering up and down the rolling hills a few miles from the main resort. The
event is being produced for the fourth straight year by Golf
Reservations and Events, a producer of top pro-am events across North
America. For more information on their upcoming schedule, visit www.ProAmEvents.com.
 About French Lick Resort French Lick Resort is a $600 million historic restoration and casino development spread dramatically across 3,000 scenic acres. It encompasses both the French Lick Springs Hotel and the West Baden Springs Hotel, which have been fully restored to their original sophistication and luxury, combine for 689 rooms and are located about one mile apart. The casino, built adjacent to the French Lick Springs Hotel, opened in 2006. West Baden Springs, with its spectacular massive dome, opened in 2007 after having not been used for its original luxurious purpose since 1932. Other facilities and amenities at this world-class golf resort destination include two spas with a 36 treatment rooms (they continue to offer the Pluto Mineral Springs bath), over 51,000-square-feet of gaming space, 165,000-square-feet of meeting space and a variety of dining and entertainment options. Free shuttle buses serve golfers and visitors from around the world. Visit FrenchLick.com. Contact:
Kevin
Frisch PR
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