North Carolina Masonry Contractors Association State Golf Tournament

Words: Dan Kamys

North Carolina Masonry Contractors Association State Golf Tournament



Register today!

The Annual North Carolina Masonry Contractors Association State Golf Tournament is Thursday, Sept. 25, at the Mill Creek Golf & Country Club in Mebane, N.C.

Come enjoy a great day of fun, food and fellowship as you support NCMCA efforts to promote masonry as the building material of choice and as a great career opportunity!

Embroidered NCMCA logo golf towels for the first 110 to sign up! The Argos Team is once again providing the after-tournament chicken barbecue.

Hole-in-One prize!

Use this link to download additional details and a registration form: 
http://www.ncmca.com/PDF/GolfRegistration2014.pdf

For more information, contact:

David McQueen, Golf Committee Chairman

Adams, an Oldcastle?? company

(919) 815-4813

david.mcqueen@oldcastle.com


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