Lift For a Vet Golf Classic

2025 Outing - Postponed...

Friday, August 21, 2026

2026 Golf Outing

Dedicated To Giving Our Veterans A Lift

Local 5’s A LIFT FOR A VET wants to extend the hand of friendship to those men and women who did not hesitate to serve when our country called on them. We can only accomplish these goals with the help of friends like you. Each August, Local 5’s Activity Committee hosts a golf outing to benefit A LIFT FOR A VET at Seaview Golf Club with all proceeds going toward the purchase of home lifts, stair chairs or elevators for Vets. Everyone is invited to join us for a round of golf, sponsor a hole or take part in any of the other sponsorship opportunities; breakfast, lunch or beverage cart sponsorship.

Your generosity will help A LIFT FOR A VET reach our goal of providing independence and the best life possible for disabled U.S. Military Veterans.

Sean Loomis

Golf Chair

Schedule of Events

Check-In & Breakfast: 7:00 AM

Shotgun Start: 9:00 AM

Scramble Format

(Both Pines & Bay Courses)

Luncheon & Awards: 2:00 PM (Approx.)

Additional Event Information

Premium Welcome Gifts for All Players

Multiple On-Course Contests

Wager Game During Play

1st - 3rd Team Placements

Great Raffle & Auction

2024 Sponsors

Participation Fees

All Sponsorship Packages Include...

+++ Company Logo/Name on Tournament Website, Event Sponsor Board & Custom Signage.

All Player Packages Include: Welcome Gifts, Lunch & Dinner Gala

Via Check or Credit Card

PLAYER PACKAGES

Golf Foursome: $1,000

Single Player: $250

ADD A SPONSORSHIP

NON-PLAYER PACKAGES

BLUE LUNCHEON SPONSOR: $2,500

Custom Signage & Table Centerpieces +++

WHITE BEVERAGE CART SPONSOR: $1,500

Co. Logo on Beverage Cart Clings +++

RED HOLE SPONSOR: $500

Co. Logo on Signage +++

About & Directions

Set on 670 acres of Galloway, NJ, coast and woodlands, Seaview is home to two world class golf courses and a 296-room hotel.

The Bay Course opened in 1914 and was designed by Hugh Wilson and Donald Ross. The 6,300-yard layout is less a test of length, and more a test of imagination, accuracy and short game. The Bay Course presents a Scottish-links feel, dramatic seaside views, deep pot bunkers and small undulating greens. It is the current host of the ShopRite LPGA Classic, as well as nine holes in the 1942 PGA Championship.

The Pines Course opened in 1929 and was designed by William Flynn and Howard Toomey. Unlike the Bay Course, the Pines winds its way through New Jersey woodlands, presenting elevation changes and bountiful doglegs. The course measures 6,800 yards, and it features large bunkers and expansive, sloping greens. The 16th hole was the site of Sam Snead’s miraculous 60-foot chip-in to win the 1942 PGA Championship — his first major.