Be the guests of Board Chair Steve Grosso and enjoy 18 holes of World-Class Golf with a Foursome of your choice at Galloway National Golf Club, one of the country's top 100 golf venues.

World-renowned architect Tom Fazio masterfully crafted Galloway's 7,000 yards from a bayside, heavily wooded tract with panoramic views and unique sloping terrain. Truly, it's one of the world's best golf experiences!

After golf, enjoy lunch and cocktails with a breathtaking view of the Atlantic City skyline and back bays.

Learn more about Galloway National at https://www.gallowaynationalgolf.com/home

Threesome & Dinner at The Union League at Torresdale

Join Chairman Steve Grosso for a members only experience! Choose a threesome of your choice to play at one of Philadelphia's iconic courses designed by the legendary architect Donald Ross.

Over 100 years old; the original Torresdale Frankford Country Club hosted many prestigious; local events such as the Philadelphia Open and the Philadelphia Amateur. However, it was the Henry Hurst Invitational that brought the best players of all time including Sam Snead, Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson.

Enjoy a true Philadelphia classic round of golf and dinner with spectacular views at the recently renovated Torresdale Clubhouse.

Iron at Merion

On June 10, 1950, only 16 months after a near fatal car accident, Ben Hogan was competing in the U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club. At that time, 18 holes were played on Thursday and Friday with 36 grueling holes on Saturday. This was the 36th hole, and every step brought pain. He needed par to force a playoff with Lloyd Mangrum and George Fazio. Hogan hit his blind tee shot over the lip of a dangerous quarry, leaving 220 yards to the small, well-protected green. The Hawk pulled out his trusted 1 iron. As he eyed his shot, a pugnacious Life Magazine photographer, Hy Peskin, captured the shot of both of their lives. The ball landed safely on the green, and Hogan two putted to force a three-way playoff the next day. His 69 bested Mangrum's 73 and Fazio's 75 to complete one of the most incredible comebacks of all time.

Secure the winning bid for this iconic photograph -- signed and framed -- to own a piece of golf history!