Today’s article is brought to us from Tom Morton, President of Morton Golf Foundation. The Morton Golf Foundation, now in its fourth year, has a vision to enrich the lives of the less fortunate through the great game of golf. Our Mission is to provide funds to programs offering a healthy outdoor recreational environment that stresses the… Continue reading →
Today’s blog entry is written by Jane Siebers, the Marketing Events Coordinator for Morton Golf. When my alarm went off at 6:00 a.m. on Sunday morning I was about to cry.  It was California International  Marathon Day and the rain and wind were howling outside my window.  I could just hear over and over that… Continue reading →
Today’s inspirational article has been written by Cara Gramaglia. Cara is one of 27 runners in the California International Marathon on December 2nd running to raise funds for the Morton Golf Foundation. She is part of the running team, “Run for a Reason” Itâs often said, âWhat you are looking for, is looking for youâ…. Continue reading →
Today’s inspirational article has been written by Cara Gramaglia. Cara is one of 27 runners in the California International Marathon on December 2nd running to raise funds for the Morton Golf Foundation. She is part of the running team, “Run for a Reason” Itâs often said, âWhat you are looking for, is looking for youâ…. Continue reading →
Today’s blog article is brought to us by Kelli Corlett, Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director at Haggin Oaks. During the past two years I have had the honor and privilege of working with the American Heart Association through Saving Strokes âGolf Fore Healthâ program.  This is a golf rehabilitation class for those who have… Continue reading →
Today’s blog article is written by Morton Golf Foundation member and volunteer, Todd Bollenbach. Golf has been a part of my business life with peers and clients for several years now. Â Additionally, golf has always been a way for me to spend quality time with my friends. Â It is a game that allows… Continue reading →
Today’s blog article is brought to us by Jane Siebers, who runs our non-profit organization, the Morton Golf Foundation. The Morton Golf Foundation raises funds for golf programs that instill character building values such as courtesy, honesty, and respect for others to the youth, disabled and under-served in the Sacramento community. Leah Woods, age 10, is the daughter… Continue reading →
Join us at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex at 6pm on Friday, June 29th where we’ll be hosting Nashville singer/songwriter Chris Robers of Summerlin Road for a dinner and fundraiser for the Morton Golf Foundation. $30 will get you a delicious dinner along with an evening of music. Click HERE for tickets. DATE: Friday, June… Continue reading →
Today’s blog entry was written by Morton Golf’s Kelli Corlett, Junior & Disabled Golf Program Director at Haggin Oaks, and first appeared in the Morton Golf Foundation’s Annual Review. What is the first thought that comes to mind when you think of golf?  Many would respond, âTiger Woods, Annika Sorenstam, Augusta National, Pebble Beach, Titleist, or… Continue reading →
In an effort to recognize children that have gone through any Northern California Golf Association, First Tee Of Golf Sacramento (or SAY Golf program) or high school golf program or worked at a golf facility and assist them with their higher education needs, the Morton Golf Foundation and PowerBilt’s HB Scholarship Foundation will provide five… Continue reading →