Aug. 28, 4:30 p.m. EDITOR’S NOTE: Due to the extreme heat and humidity forecast for the region, The NH Senior Games Golf Tournament scheduled for Aug. 29 at Beaver Meadow Golf Course in Concord, NH has been postponed until Wednesday, September 5.
CONCORD, NH – In support of active older adults across the state and region, Havenwood-Heritage Heights and the New Hampshire Senior Gamese are once again teaming up for the Game’s annual golf tournament. The Havenwood-Heritage Heights Golf Classic, previously scheduled for Aug. 29 at 10 a.m. at Beaver Meadow Golf Course in Concord has been postponed until Sept. 5, due to extreme heat conditions.
“The games promote a wonderful message which is very much in keeping with our mission at Havenwood,” said Michael A. Palmieri, President and CEO at Havenwood-Heritage Heights. “As an organization always looking to engage our residents in a range of healthy activities, this partnership is a perfect fit!”
“Havenwood-Heritage Heights has been a long-time supporter and partner of our games,” said Jim Eddinger, Board Chair-2018 NH Senior Games. “We can’t thank them enough for their commitment to our cause.” He added that residents of Havenwood-Heritage Heights have long been active in the games, participating in sports like bowling, pickleball, golf and tennis, among other activities.
Eddinger noted that the field at the Havenwood-Heritage Heights Golf Classic is limited to 72 players to allow for ease of play. Registration includes: greens fees, golf cart, free use of driving range, breakfast and a dry fit shirt. Foursome slots are still available and can be reserved by visiting www.nhseniorgames.org.
18 Hole Scratch Tournament
$48 Fee includes half cart, range balls and breakfast
Venue: Beaver Meadow Golf Course
Now celebrating its 31st year, the New Hampshire Senior Games offer multiple sports and events- primarily competed Friday–Sunday-from late June through Labor Day and are open to athletes ages 40 years of age and over. All 2018 50+ medal winners qualify for the 2019 National Senior Games in Albuquerque, NM.
For registration information and details, please visit www.nhseniorgames.org.
About Havenwood-Heritage Heights
The vision for our Concord senior living community began with our founding father, the Reverend Dr. Everett R. Barrows. He and his colleagues envisioned a faith-based, inclusive senior living community where seniors would live in independent cottages with access to supportive assisted living services. We first opened our doors in 1967 with our original Havenwood Campus, New Hampshire’s first independent living retirement community. In 1980, we added our second campus, Heritage Heights. Today, Havenwood-Heritage Heights is a faith-based, not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community accredited by the Continuing Care Accreditation Commission.
To learn more, please visit www.hhhinfo.com
About the New Hampshire Senior Games
The mission of the New Hampshire Senior Games (NHSG), formerly known as the Granite State Senior Games (GSSG) is to promote, organize and effectively develop physical challenges, as they relate to the NH Masters Athlete and the 50+ population of the state of New Hampshire, undertake related activities benefitting the well-being of adults as appropriate and focusing on the development of active and healthy lifestyles. Our mission is accomplished by encouraging fitness and by providing athletic competition in a variety of sports, clinics and creative pursuits.
Founded in 1987, Granite State Senior Games, Inc. is a not-for-profit (501c-3) all volunteer sports and fitness organization governed by a Board of Directors. The Granite State Senior Games’ (GSSG’s) sporting events are now known as the New Hampshire Senior Games (NHSG). We are New Hampshire’s premier multi-sport event for the 50+ population. NHSG is the only New Hampshire organization in the state to be sanctioned by the National Senior Games Association (NSGA) to qualify senior athletes for participation in the National Senior Games held every two years. To learn more, please visit www.nhseniorgames.org.
