Lapham hosts Down Syndrome event

Jun 05, 2012 at 04:18 AM

Long-time Bengals radio analyst Dave Lapham is again the host for the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati's annual golf tournament June 25 at Shaker Run Golf Course in Lebanon, Ohio.

After a noon shotgun start, Lapham oversees dinner featuring live and silent auctions, as well as a raffle for two tickets to the final round of next year's Masters. At $20 per ticket, the winner and a guest receive tickets to everywhere on the course as well as a round trip on a private jet from Warren County Airport to Augusta, Ga., for Sunday, April 14, the day of the fourth and final round.

As of Tuesday morning there were openings for three more foursomes on June 25. For more information contact kerin@dsagc.com or call 513-761-5400.

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