One of the Nation's Leading Amateur Teen Golfers - MacKinzie Kline - Hosts
Event to Raise Awareness and Funding for Congenital Heart Defect Research
TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 14 /PRNewswire/ --
WHO: Fifteen-year old amateur golfer and CHF national
spokesperson MacKinzie Kline -- born with a congenital heart
defect -- hosts the 4th Annual Arizona "Swing for Their Hearts"
Golf Event benefitting the Children's Heart Foundation. Kline
underwent her first of two open heart surgeries at 11 weeks old
and was told she would never be able to be a "normal" kid. She
has proven countless doctors wrong and exceeded everyone's
expectations by becoming one of the most talked about young
golfers of her time. Since becoming the CHF's national
spokesperson in 2002 at the age of 10, "Mac" has helped raise
more than $1 million for congenital heart research on behalf of
CHF.
WHAT: The 4th Annual Arizona "Swing For Their Hearts" Golf Event -- a
fun filled golf outing for all golf enthusiasts to help raise
much-needed funding for congenital heart defect research, the
number one birth defect in children.
-- Four-person scramble, best ball and round table dinner
-- Silent auction, hole-in-one contest and raffle prizes
including vacation getaways, dinner, golf equipment and a new
car
WHEN: Sunday, February 17, 2008
-- Shotgun start for golfers begins at 1pm
-- Dinner and Silent Auction begins at 5:30pm
WHERE: Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa
2727 W. Club Dr. Tucson, AZ
WHY: The Children's Heart Foundation is the nation's leading
organization committed to raising a
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