#Indian boundary golf course registration#

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#Indian boundary golf course registration#

Once your registration is complete your team will be provided with a personalized Team Fundraising Page which can be sent out to family, friends and colleagues in order to secure donations for your team and help raise funds for our causes! Check out our Fundraising Page for some helpful tips. However, you can request to be paired together for playing purposes. Please know that if you register as a single or twosome you will not be able to combine fundraising efforts with another team. If you plan on being a foursome we recommend selecting one individual to purchase your team to avoid accidental duplicate purchases. The registration fee includes a $10 per player donation, green fee, lunch, warm up bucket, local prizes and awards ceremony following play. This WLGO event is an 18 hole four person team scramble format. Fisher House Foundation is a non-profit which is best known for a network of comfort homes where military and veterans’ families can stay at no cost while a loved one is receiving treatment. Joe Ricketts has no direct involvement in the team's day-to-day operations.The World's Largest Golf Outing (WLGO) is about having a great day of golf with friends, family and colleagues, while benefiting Fisher House Foundation (FHF). The Cubs and Wrigley Field are 95 percent owned by a trust established for the benefit of the family of Joe Ricketts, owner and CEO of. As legend goes, 'The Billy Goat Curse' is blamed for the Cubs' longtime failure to win the World Series.

The Cubs have been linked to goats since 1945, when Billy Goat Tavern owner Billy Sianis allegedly cursed the team after fans complained about a goat he brought into the stadium. And of course, everyone had to take a look, he said. Seeing the goat 'was definitely surprising,' and everyone who got a glimpse was 'pretty shocked,' Gilmore said. It didn't look like something a coyote or another animal could have done, Gilmore said. Gilmore said that while he grew up on a farm and has seen dead animals, he's never seen one like this before. 'Nothing surprises me these days,' Travis said. Patrick Travis, of Des Plaines, said he golfs once a week at the course and wouldn't let the macabre find scare him away. 'It is a gruesome thing,' said Jerry Smith, who was golfing with a friend at the Northwest Side golf course for the first time. Golfers taking advantage of Tuesday's sunny but brisk spring weather said they hadn't heard about the discovery. Hainline said he and other maintenance workers began joking about the goat's possible Wrigley connection when someone reminded them about the head that had been sent to the ballpark. It was unclear whether the goat body found at the course was connected to the goat head sent to Ricketts. However, 'this is the first headless one that we've found,' Vaughan said. 'I've never seen anything like this.'Ĭook County Forest Preserve Police spokeswoman Karen Vaughan said the discovery marked the third time a dead goat has been found on forest preserve property on the Northwest Side in the last year. 'It was a shock,' said Hainline, who has worked at golf courses for 30 years but just started at Indian Boundary two weeks ago. At first, Hainline thought the dog might have come across the rest of the goat, but no head was found.

They also found the body of a plucked chicken not far from the goat with a trail of feathers leading to it when the superintendent's dog, Bandit, began nosing around the area, Gilmore and Hainline said. 'We went to take a look, and then we called police,' Hainline said. Golf course General Manager Michael Hainline said he was in the golf shop when a golfer came in after playing the 18th hole and told them about the grisly sight along a gravel maintenance path. Gilmore said two of the goat's feet were bound in the front, and two in the back. 'We came across a body with the goat's head cut off,' said Ryan Gilmore, the golf course's superintendent. Police called the goat's head an 'intimidating package,' which was sent anonymously as the city and the Cubs were in the middle of a multimillion dollar deal to renovate Wrigley and develop the neighborhood. The finding at Indian Boundary Golf Course came about a week after a severed goat's head was sent to Wrigley Field addressed to Cubs owner Tom Ricketts. O'HARE - Employees and a golfer at a Northwest Side golf course made a gruesome discovery Monday morning: the body of a goat with its head apparently cut clean off.