Monday, October 21, 2019 – Lakewood Country Club
Rockville, Maryland
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Since 1986, the Montgomery College Foundation Golf and Tennis Classic has generated almost $1 million for the foundation to support student scholarships and programs that make Montgomery College relevant to the students and communities it serves. Your participation in this event guarantees financial aid to students in need and supports programs that help students reach their educational goals. This event is sponsored by the Montgomery College Foundation, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization governed by business, alumni, and community leaders to support the mission and vision of Montgomery College. We hope to see you at the event again this year.
Event Details
Golf Tournament Schedule
8:30 a.m. Registration
10 a.m. Shotgun start
3 p.m. Awards reception and auction
Tennis Tournament Schedule
11 a.m. Check-in and warm-up
Noon Tennis clinic/hit with the pros
12:30 p.m. Round robin begins
2–2:30 p.m. Tennis serve contest
3 p.m. Awards reception and auction
Individual Tennis — $150
Register for This Year's Event
Lakewood Country Club
13901 Glen Mill Road, Rockville, Maryland 20850
Lakewood Country Clubnew window is the host of the 34th Annual Montgomery College Foundation Golf and Tennis Classic.
The club first opened in 1959 with legendary golfer Sam Snead stepping to the first
tee, challenged by U.S. Open and Master's Champion Arnold Palmer during the grand
unveiling of Lakewood's new golf course. In 1965, Lakewood served as the host for
a $50,000 Challenge Match that featured Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player,
Deanne Beman, Bill Campbell and Dale Morey. During the 1970s and 1980s, Lakewood enhanced
its solid reputation with a series of improvements and upgrades to its club, tennis,
pool, and golf operations, and in 2003, world-renowned golf course architect Rees
Jones lead the renovation of Lakewood's golf course. Today, Lakewood is a welcoming
destination for the recreational and dining enjoyment of members, their family, and
guests. It is a sought-after venue for regional, state and national golf events.
View the committee that made our event possible.
Mary Pat Alcus is an institutional investment advisor. She also serves as board president
of Horizons Greater Washington, a nonprofit organization that provides academic, cultural,
and recreational programs to economically disadvantaged students.
Carl Buch is the president of Buch Construction, a leading general contractor specializing
in corporate, retail, and life sciences.
Peter Bulcavage is the executive vice president of Buch Construction, a leading general
contractor specializing in corporate, retail, and life sciences.
Stephen Bulcavage is the vice president, interiors, of Buch Construction, a leading
general contractor specializing in corporate, retail, and life sciences.
Solomon Graham is the founder of Quality Biological, Inc., a company that supplies
products to bioscience and biotech companies.
R. William Hard recently retired from LCOR Incorporated, an investment, management,
and development company. He was executive vice president and principal.
David Lee is director of sales at The Team 980.
Samuel M. Spiritos is the managing shareholder of Shulman, Rogers, Gandal, Pordy &
Ecker, P.A., one of the largest law firms in the Washington Metropolitan Area.
Morgan H. Sullivan is senior managing director at JLL, a financial and professional
services firm that specializes in commercial real estate services and investment management.
