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FoR tHE HoLIdaYS!
GIFT CARDS ARE EASY TO BUY AND SEND
N
ow it's even easier to give the gift of Indian Wells Golf Resort for the holi-
days. With the resort's new online eGift Cards you can easily purchase any
denomination you'd like to send to the person on your holiday list. And, you
have the option of sending the gift card via email or you can print it out and
wrap it up to your liking. The card comes with a code so the recipient can use
the card to purchase items from the Indian Wells website, such as tee times, ap-
parel, headwear, gifts and accessories. Or, the cards can be used at the property
on green fees, items in the golf shop, or at Vue Grille & Bar.
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CLICK HERE for more information or to purchase online.
CELEBRatE Good tIMES
MAKE YOUR LASTMINUTE
HOLIDAY PARTY PLANS
I
f you've been tasked with last-minute
holiday planning and need a place for
a party fast, then check out some of the
dates still available at Vue Grille & Bar.
With three Vue venues to choose
from for your holiday party or large
party dining event, you can still pull off
a spectacular occasion for your family,
friends or co-workers.
For more information or to reserve
your space, contact Event Sales Man-
ager Sharon Clark at (760) 834-3817 or
sclark@iwgr.com.
2017
IndIan
WELLS
pRo-aM
COMPETE
FOR
A
SHOT
AT
$10,000
G
olf
professionals
and
amateurs
alike
can
start
the
new
year
off
with
a
bang
by
competing
in
the
third-annual
Indian
Wells
pro-am
Invitational
on
Feb.
3-4,
2017.
A
purse
of
$10,000
will
be
up
for
grabs
for
golf
profes-
sionals,
and
amateurs
will
have
a
chance
to
win
major
prizes
from
sponsors
of
the
18-hole
event,
which
will
be
played
on
the
Players
Course.
The
Pro-Am
kicks
off
on
Friday,
Feb.
3,
with
an
evening
mixer
and
reception
with
live
music,
and
on
Saturday,
Feb.
4,
competition
will
start
with
an
11
a.m.
shotgun
start,
followed
by
hosted
food
and
drinks.
Entry
into
the
tournament
is
$1,600
per
team,
which
consist
of
four
amateurs
and
one
golf
professional.
>
CLICK
HERE
to
learn
more
or
sign
up
your
team
online.
