All rate plans are subject to availability and Blackout dates. Not valid for groups, during special events or convention.

Package Includes:

• Deluxe Accommodation
• 25% discount at Shingle Creek Golf Club
• 25% discount at The Spa at Shingle Creek (gratuity and packages are not included)
• Poolside fun featuring games, prizes and a live DJ
• poolside BBQ from 12 – 5 pm on Saturday*
• Book Tee Times at Shingle Creek Golf Club
• Complimentary scheduled shuttles to Universal® Orlando, SeaWorld® Orlando and Aquatica® theme parks by reservation only.

*Additional cost

* Offer valid June 14 – June 16, 2013. Based on availability, some restrictions apply. Taxes not included. Not valid for existing bookings or in conjunction with any other offer. See website for complete details.

To book reservation by entering your travel dates below or call us directly at 1-866-996-6338 and ask for the “Father’s Day Special” rate plan.

For more information, contact:
Mary Deatrick, DPR
407-332-5212, mary@deatrickpr.com
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ORLANDO (April 8, 2013) – Typical American family life used to be a hard-working Dad coming home from work to a dutiful wife who had drink in hand, dinner in the oven and the kids done with homework and dressed for bed. Weekends often meant golf and cocktails with the guys, maybe a massage to rub out the rat-race stress.

Well, let’s just say those days are, for the most part, a bygone era. But this Father’s Day, Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando is giving Dads a true retro taste of what being pampered used to be like: two nights at a luxurious AAA Four Diamond hotel with discounts on room rate, rounds of golf and spa treatments.

Guests booking the “Who’s Your Daddy-O” Father’s Day package can stay two nights at the Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel between June 14-16, 2013, for just $159 plus tax, with 25 percent off greens fees at the Shingle Creek Golf Club and spa treatments at The Spa at Shingle Creek. For just $50 more — $209 plus tax – Dad and family can enjoy their two nights in an upgraded one-bedroom suite.

The offer can be booked at any time based on availability. The package includes:

• Two nights in a luxury guest room
• Late check-out at 4 p.m.
• 25 percent off greens fees at Shingle Creek Golf Club and treatments at The Spa at Shingle Creek
• Complimentary self-parking
• Complimentary fitness center
• Complimentary high-speed WiFi and Internet access in guest rooms and public areas
• Complimentary daily scheduled transportation to Universal Orlando^®, SeaWorld Orlando^®, Aquatica^® and Wet ‘n Wild Orlando^® (reservations required)

Guests can also enjoy a poolside BBQ from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 15, for an additional cost

Package rates do not include tax or gratuities and are based on availability. Package does not apply to convention, meeting or other related group business and cannot be combined with any other promotions, coupons or offers. To book, call 866-996-6338 and mention “Who’s Your Daddy-O Father’s Day Leisure Package” or visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com/fathers-day-package.

The Shingle Creek Golf club features an 18-hole, par 72 (7,149 yards) championship golf course designed by David Harman. The course lies along historic Shingle Creek and features interconnected waterways, undulating fairways, breathtaking 360° views and five diamond service standards.

While Dad might be familiar with the old-fashioned alcohol back rub by a burly male masseuse, guests indulging in treatments at The Spa at Shingle Creek will find a one-of-a-kind spa experience rooted in the area’s rich history, the surrounding landscape and the traditions of Florida’s indigenous people. Its signature treatments draw on the restorative powers of the area’s indigenous fauna and are reflective of Rosen Shingle Creek’s Florida roots, incorporating citrus and cedar scents in the signature salt scrub, body lotion, body butter and body spritz, while indulging guests in the warm, woodsy feel of nearby Shingle Creek.

About Rosen Shingle Creek

The AAA Four Diamond, 1,500-room Rosen Shingle Creek is conveniently located at 9939 Universal Blvd., just off the International Drive tourist district and 10 minutes from the Orlando International Airport. Among the many honors the hotel has earned is Meetings & Conventions (M&C) magazine’s Gold Platter Award, a “best of the best” award which is given only to the top catering departments at convention properties across the country. To book a room, guests may call the Rosen Shingle Creek reservations line at (866) 996-6338. For more information, visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com or call (866) 996-9939. For more information about Rosen Hotels & Resorts, visit www.rosenhotels.com.

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ORLANDO (March 21, 2013) – While Rosen Hotels & Resorts prides itself on practicing green initiatives 24 hours a day with little fanfare or promotion, the company will be highlighting one of those hours this Saturday during the national Earth Hour celebration to help educate hotel guests about the importance of living as eco-friendly as possible.

Earth Hour is a global environmental initiative in partnership with WWF (World Wildlife Fund) in which individuals, businesses, governments and communities are invited to turn out their lights for one hour from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday March 23, 2013 to show their support for environmentally sustainable action.

The seven Orlando Rosen Hotels & Resorts properties will be turning off all non-essential interior and exterior lighting to include the rose garden and fountains at Rosen Shingle Creek, Rosen Centre and Rosen Plaza. In addition, special activities such as candlelit dinners and glow drinks for guests will be served in hotel restaurants.

Rosen Hotels & Resorts and its seven Orlando hotels will be joining hundreds of millions of participants in more than 7,000 cities and towns, in 152 countries and territories, and across seven continents in showing support for the importance of sustainable action around the world.

“We don’t claim to be the first hotel group to implement a green meetings initiative, nor do we claim to be the experts, but we can say that we have been practicing conservation efforts for many years and continue to look for ways to reduce, reuse and recycle wherever possible,” said Harris Rosen, President & COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts.

Rosen Hotels & Resorts’ three Orlando convention properties, the 800-room Rosen Plaza, 1334-room Rosen Centre and 1500-room Rosen Shingle Creek, were each designated Two Palm Green Lodges in 2009 under the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)’s Florida Green Lodging Program. Launched in March 2004, the Florida Green Lodging Program establishes environmental guidelines for hotels to conserve natural resources and prevent pollution.

Long before Florida’s Green Lodging program was established, Rosen Hotels & Resorts has made efforts to be responsible stewards of the area’s resources. For example, each of the hotels offers guests the opportunity to use linens and towels more than once, and each has water-efficient toilets and washing machines. Outdoor lighting and back-of-house lighting is operated by sensors. Programmable thermostats, Energy-Star appliances and paper and newspaper recycling programs are among the many ways the hotels lessen their eco-footprint. Rosen Shingle Creek goes as far as to convert used cooking oil into bio-fuel to operate its golf course maintenance equipment. A website www.rosengreenmeetings.com shows meeting planners the ways in which Rosen Hotels & Resorts is already working to help the environment, provides 10 meeting planner tips for holding a greener meeting and offers numerous links to learning more about “going green.”

Rosen Hotels & Resorts also offers its associates the opportunity to conserve resources by offering Lynx bus passes via a payroll deduction program, posts a directory of associates interested in carpooling and offers alternate work schedules of four 10-hour days in certain departments to help reduce gas costs.

These energy-saving programs are imperceptible to hotel guests, proving that upscale accommodations don’t have to waste resources such as water and energy, to provide a superior guest experience. “Guests may never notice the small changes we’ve made to help save our planet, but we do them because it’s simply the right thing to do,” said Rosen. “Those guests who do take note applaud our efforts because they, too, are socially responsible citizens who are concerned about the effects man has on his environment.”

Over the past 38 years, Rosen Hotels & Resorts has grown from 256 to approximately 6,300 rooms, approximately six percent of the total guest rooms in Central Florida. Today, the Rosen family of hotels includes three award-winning meetings properties — Rosen Shingle Creek, Rosen Centre and Rosen Plaza — and four leisure properties — Quality Inn International, Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando, Rosen Inn closest to Universal and Clarion Inn Lake Buena Vista. All seven Rosen Hotels are located in the Orlando tourism corridor and remain committed to providing outstanding value for all guests. For more information, visit www.rosenhotels.com or call 866-33-ROSEN.

For more information, contact:
Mary Deatrick, DPR
407-332-5212 , mary@deatrickpr.com

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ORLANDO (March 12, 2013) – As blizzards pound much of the country, the forecast remains sunny and warm in Orlando, where travelers seeking an Orlando golf getaway will find eggs-actly the deal they’re looking for at the AAA Four Diamond Rosen Shingle Creek hotel and its championship 18-hole Shingle Creek Golf Club.

The “Easter Stay and Play Special” is good from March 28 through April 2, 2013 and is just $179 plus applicable taxes per night. The package includes one deluxe guest room at the AAA Four Diamond Rosen Shingle Creek and two rounds of golf per room night booked at Shingle Creek Golf Club. The package also includes 25 percent off the hotel’s fabulous Easter Day Buffet Brunch on March 31 and complimentary in-room WiFi and internet, which is always free with any hotel stay.

The package is subject to availability and cannot be used by groups or meeting attendees or with any other promotions or offers. To book this offer, call (866) 996-6338 or visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com.

Rated a Golf Digest four star “Best Places to “Play,” Shingle Creek Golf Club is a David Harman designed 18-hole, 7,149 yard championship course features undulating fairways and interconnecting waterways bordered by the natural backdrop of dense oaks and pines along historic Shingle Creek. Shingle Creek Golf Club features a state-of-the-art practice facility, the award-winning Brad Brewer Golf Academy, a world-class clubhouse, golf carts with GPS yardage system, complimentary valet parking, full-service golf shop, and club and shoe rentals.

The 1,500-room luxury Rosen Shingle Creek is conveniently located at 9939 Universal Blvd., just off exit 2 of the Beachline Expressway (S.R. 528) by the International Drive tourist district and ten minutes from the Orlando International Airport.

Rosen Shingle Creek’s Easter Day Buffet Brunch features unlimited champagne, a host of traditional favorites and a dessert extravaganza—all in all, more than 44 mouthwatering dishes to savor. Guests may dine any time between 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. for just $64.95 per adult and $29.95 per child ages 4-12, plus tax and gratuity, with a 25 percent discount extended to guests who have purchased the Easter Stay and Play Special or those who are Florida residents. Children 3 and younger dine free. The 25 percent discount in not valid on tax, alcohol or in conjunction with any other discount or offer. Reservations are suggested; call 407-996-6338. For a complete menu, visit RosenShingleCreek.com/Easter.

For more information about the Shingle Creek Golf Club and the Brad Brewer Golf Academy, please visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com or call (866) 996-9933. For Rosen Shingle Creek, please visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com or call (866) 996-6338.

For more information, contact:
Mary Deatrick, DPR
407-332-5212 , mary@deatrickpr.com

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ORLANDO (March 4, 2013) – Golfers who dream of the coveted green jacket of the Masters or the Claret Jug trophy from the British Open, but don’t have the uh, “time” to pursue a career in professional golf are invited to shoot for a slightly more attainable purse at Central Florida’s version of the Majors — the 2013 NBC Sports Radio 1080 The Team Monday after the Majors Tournaments at Orlando’s Shingle Creek Golf Club.

The four men’s majors golf tournaments are: the Masters, April 11-14 at Augusta National in Augusta, Ga.; the U.S. Open, June 13-16 at the Merion Golf Club in Havertown, Penn.; the British Open, July 18-21 at Muirfield in East Lothian, Scotland; and the PGA Championship, Aug. 8-11, at Oak Hill in Rochester, NY. The four Monday after the Majors tournaments will be held at Shingle Creek Golf Club immediately following each Majors event: April 15, June 17, July 22 and Aug. 12, 2013. Events begin at 8:30 a.m.

The tournaments are open to pairs and feature a two-person scramble format. Registration is $89 per person for the Masters tournament on April 15 and $79 per person for each of the remaining three tournaments. Driver’s Club members enjoy a 10 percent discount on registration. A BBQ buffet lunch and on-course beverages (including beer) are included. To register, visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com or call 407-996-1559.

“The NBC Sports Radio 1080 The Team Monday after the Majors tournaments are a fun and stress-free way for anyone who enjoys the game of golf to feel like they’re a part of the action of the Majors,” said Dave Scott, Director of Golf, Shingle Creek Golf Club. “You don’t have to play like Charl, Phil or Tiger to come out, enjoy a beautiful day on our championship course and take a chance at winning some great prizes.”

Prizes for the Monday after the Majors would include, but not be limited to apparel, equipment, certificates at local establishments, UCF sports season tickets in all three major men’s sports (football, basketball and baseball) and stay and play packages Rosen Shingle Creek.

The headline sponsor for the tournaments is Orlando’s NBC 1080 talk radio. Jerry O’Neill and Michael Tuck NBC Florida afternoon drive hosts will broadcast live from the events and will be on hand to offer commentary and award prizes at the BBQ luncheon.

Driver’s Club annual membership at Shingle Creek Golf Club offers local golfers the chance to enjoy exclusive discounts, including 10 percent off registration for the NBC Sports Radio 1080 The Team Monday after the Majors Tournaments, and the lowest rates available. Available to locals only, the annual membership is just $99 and includes:

• A round of golf upon joining
• Discounted greens fees year-round
• Discounted guest greens fees year-round
• A USA-GHIN Handicap for the year
• Ten percent off food and beverage at the Par-Take and Clubhouse Grille
• Discounted practice balls
• Twenty percent off individual private golf lessons at the Brad Brewer Golf Academy
• A second round of golf on your birthday

To sign up for the Shingle Creek Driver’s Club, visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com/the-golf-club/drivers-club/ or call 407-996-9933. Restrictions apply; offer not valid for citywide groups, conventions or with other offers or discounts.

Located at the AAA Four Diamond Rosen Shingle Creek hotel, Shingle Creek Golf Club has been rated one of Golf Digest’s four star “Best Places to Play” and features a state-of-the-art practice facility, the award-winning Brad Brewer Golf Academy, a world-class clubhouse, golf carts with GPS yardage system, complimentary valet parking, full-service golf shop, and club and shoe rentals. The David Harman designed 18-hole, 7,149 yard championship course features undulating fairways and interconnecting waterways bordered by the natural backdrop of dense oaks and pines along historic Shingle Creek. Tournament course conditions each day ensure golfers a consistently challenging game no matter their skill level. The 1,500-room luxury hotel is conveniently located at 9939 Universal Blvd., just off exit 2 of the Beachline Expressway (S.R. 528) by the International Drive tourist district and ten minutes from the Orlando International Airport. For more information about the Shingle Creek Golf Club and the Brad Brewer Golf Academy, please visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com or call (866) 996-9933. For Rosen Shingle Creek, please visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com or call (866) 996-6338.

For more information, contact:
Mary Deatrick,DPR
(407) 332-5212, mary@deatrickpr.com

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ORLANDO (March 11, 2013) – For the sixth year in a row, students from Cornell University will come to Orlando to take part in an “alternative” spring break program in which they will mentor elementary and high school students from an underprivileged Orlando neighborhood.

March 16-23, Ivy League students from Ithaca, New York will spend their spring break working with youth in the Tangelo Park neighborhood of Orlando. The students will be hosted by hotelier and philanthropist Harris Rosen, who created the Tangelo Park Program (TPP) to benefit children and teens in the once drug- and crime-riddled neighborhood.

Created in 1994, the three-fold educational community service initiative provides free preschool for every two-, three- and four-year-old child living in the Tangelo Park neighborhood, full college or vocational school scholarships for every graduating high school senior in the area, as well as a Neighborhood Center for Families at which parents can take parenting courses and obtain counseling and other resources to help them become positive role models for their children.

The collegians will spend their days mentoring students at Tangelo Park Elementary and Dr. Phillips High School and working with preschool students at various Tangelo Park daycare facilities, and then spend their nights at Rosen’s luxurious AAA Four Diamond hotel, Rosen Shingle Creek. The students’ entire one-week stay, excluding airfare, is sponsored by Harris Rosen and the Harris Rosen Foundation.

“Not many college students would opt to spend their spring break serving the community, so we are grateful that these civic-minded young men and women have it in their hearts to make a difference,” said Rosen. “We applaud their choice to forge a different path and we guarantee they will leave here with a sense of pride and accomplishment for their sacrifice— as well as many new friends, young and old.”

Cornell students learned about Rosen’s Tangelo Park initiative after the philanthropist spoke at an entrepreneurial program at the university six years ago. After students inquired about how they could help, the Ivy League University then added Tangelo Park as one of several locations for Alternative Breaks, a program designed to provide student volunteers the opportunity to participate in alcohol and drug-free, community-based service trips during their spring and winter breaks.

Participants in the Alternative Spring Breaks program engage in reciprocal service in communities with whom they otherwise may have had little or no direct contact with, learning about a variety of social issues, such as urban and rural poverty, racism, hunger, homelessness, the environment, domestic violence and juvenile delinquency. Students are immersed in culturally enriching experiences that challenge them to think critically about the social and environmental issues that shape society.

After meeting with the project’s planning committee: Harris Rosen (President & COO Rosen Hotels & Resorts), Alberta Masmoudi (Rosen Hotels & Resorts), Dr. Robert Allen (Chairman, Tangelo Park Program, former Principal of Tangelo Park Elementary School), Chuck Dziuban and Marcella Bush (both from University of Central Florida), the volunteers will begin their busy week. While at Tangelo Park Elementary, the college students will spend their mornings in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade classrooms, working with students and assisting teachers. Afternoons will be spent mentoring students from Southwest Middle School and Dr. Phillips High School. The college students will also have the opportunity to meet with the advisory board for the Tangelo Park Program, including the TPP Board of Directors: Dr. Robert Allen (President), Harris Rosen (Treasurer), JuaNita Reed (Recording Secretary); UCF Deans of College of Medicine, Health, Public Affairs, and Education, and other representatives from the University of Central Florida; as well as representatives from Orange County Public Schools, the Tangelo Park Neighborhood Center for Families, Head Start, Family Service Center, Two-Three-Four-Year-Old Program, Tangelo Baptist Church, Civic Association, YMCA, Sheriff’s office representative, Tangelo Park residents, Tangelo Park graduates and members of the Golden Stars Club.

Other activities include spending the day working with care providers and children at the ten Tangelo Park early childhood care centers that are funded through the project, helping with art projects for the Two-, Three- and Four-Year-Old program and helping with parent/students school activities.

Of those students in Tangelo who go on to four-year schools, either directly or through community college, 77% achieve a degree–far above the expectation for a community of this socioeconomic level. Of those who go on to graduate school 83% complete their programs. Tangelo students who enter community college complete their associate degree at the rate of 32%–again above the nation average. High school graduates entering vocational programs complete at a rate of 83%.

Since 1994, Tangelo Park Elementary students’ reading, writing and math scores have steadily increased. Tangelo Park Elementary School is one of very few urban elementary schools in Florida to receive an “A” grade six of the last seven years, based on the statewide scholastic FCAT exams.

Presently, the University of Central Florida is involved in a systematic study to determine the costs and benefits of the Tangelo Park Program to determine its return of investment. To date, the return appears to be $7 to society for every $1 spent.

Harris Rosen, a long-time Orlando resident, is the President and COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts, Florida’s largest independent hotel chain which includes Rosen Shingle Creek, Rosen Plaza, Rosen Centre and four value-priced properties including Quality Inn International, Rodeway Inn International, Quality Inn Plaza and Comfort Inn Lake Buena Vista, for a total of approximately 6,300 guest rooms.

Rosen is a trustee at the University of Central Florida and donated the land and provided the funding to build the UCF Rosen College of Hospitality Management. Rosen also donated $3.5 million to build The Jack and Lee Rosen Southwest Orlando Jewish Community Campus, named in honor of his parents. He is an active conservationist and makes many other charitable donations.

For more information, contact:
Mary Deatrick,DPR
(407) 332-5212, mary@deatrickpr.com

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ORLANDO (March 12, 2013) – As blizzards pound much of the country, the forecast remains sunny and warm in Orlando, where travelers seeking an Orlando golf getaway will find eggs-actly the deal they’re looking for at the AAA Four Diamond Rosen Shingle Creek hotel and its championship 18-hole Shingle Creek Golf Club.

The “Easter Stay and Play Special” is good from March 28 through April 2, 2013 and is just $179 plus applicable taxes per night. The package includes one deluxe guest room at the AAA Four Diamond Rosen Shingle Creek and two rounds of golf per room night booked at Shingle Creek Golf Club. The package also includes 25 percent off the hotel’s fabulous Easter Day Buffet Brunch on March 31 and complimentary in-room WiFi and internet, which is always free with any hotel stay.

The package is subject to availability and cannot be used by groups or meeting attendees or with any other promotions or offers. To book this offer, call (866) 996-6338 or visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com.

Rated a Golf Digest four star “Best Places to “Play,” Shingle Creek Golf Club is a David Harman designed 18-hole, 7,149 yard championship course features undulating fairways and interconnecting waterways bordered by the natural backdrop of dense oaks and pines along historic Shingle Creek. Shingle Creek Golf Club features a state-of-the-art practice facility, the award-winning Brad Brewer Golf Academy, a world-class clubhouse, golf carts with GPS yardage system, complimentary valet parking, full-service golf shop, and club and shoe rentals.

The 1,500-room luxury Rosen Shingle Creek is conveniently located at 9939 Universal Blvd., just off exit 2 of the Beachline Expressway (S.R. 528) by the International Drive tourist district and ten minutes from the Orlando International Airport.

Rosen Shingle Creek’s Easter Day Buffet Brunch features unlimited champagne, a host of traditional favorites and a dessert extravaganza—all in all, more than 44 mouthwatering dishes to savor. Guests may dine any time between 11:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. for just $64.95 per adult and $29.95 per child ages 4-12, plus tax and gratuity, with a 25 percent discount extended to guests who have purchased the Easter Stay and Play Special or those who are Florida residents. Children 3 and younger dine free. The 25 percent discount in not valid on tax, alcohol or in conjunction with any other discount or offer. Reservations are suggested; call 407-996-6338. For a complete menu, visit RosenShingleCreek.com/Easter.

For more information about the Shingle Creek Golf Club and the Brad Brewer Golf Academy, please visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com or call (866) 996-9933. For Rosen Shingle Creek, please visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com or call (866) 996-6338.

For more information, contact:
Mary Deatrick,DPR
(407) 332-5212, mary@deatrickpr.com

Photography available in the Press Room

ORLANDO (March 4, 2013) – Golfers who dream of the coveted green jacket of the Masters or the Claret Jug trophy from the British Open, but don’t have the uh, “time” to pursue a career in professional golf are invited to shoot for a slightly more attainable purse at Central Florida’s version of the Majors — the 2013 NBC Sports Radio 1080 The Team Monday after the Majors Tournaments at Orlando’s Shingle Creek Golf Club.

The four men’s majors golf tournaments are: the Masters, April 11-14 at Augusta National in Augusta, Ga.; the U.S. Open, June 13-16 at the Merion Golf Club in Havertown, Penn.; the British Open, July 18-21 at Muirfield in East Lothian, Scotland; and the PGA Championship, Aug. 8-11, at Oak Hill in Rochester, NY. The four Monday after the Majors tournaments will be held at Shingle Creek Golf Club immediately following each Majors event: April 15, June 17, July 22 and Aug. 12, 2013. Events begin at 8:30 a.m.

The tournaments are open to pairs and feature a two-person scramble format. Registration is $89 per person for the Masters tournament on April 15 and $79 per person for each of the remaining three tournaments. Driver’s Club members enjoy a 10 percent discount on registration. A BBQ buffet lunch and on-course beverages (including beer) are included. To register, visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com or call 407-996-1559.

“The NBC Sports Radio 1080 The Team Monday after the Majors tournaments are a fun and stress-free way for anyone who enjoys the game of golf to feel like they’re a part of the action of the Majors,” said Dave Scott, Director of Golf, Shingle Creek Golf Club. “You don’t have to play like Charl, Phil or Tiger to come out, enjoy a beautiful day on our championship course and take a chance at winning some great prizes.”

Prizes for the Monday after the Majors would include, but not be limited to apparel, equipment, certificates at local establishments, UCF sports season tickets in all three major men’s sports (football, basketball and baseball) and stay and play packages Rosen Shingle Creek.

The headline sponsor for the tournaments is Orlando’s NBC 1080 talk radio. Jerry O’Neill and Michael Tuck NBC Florida afternoon drive hosts will broadcast live from the events and will be on hand to offer commentary and award prizes at the BBQ luncheon.

Driver’s Club annual membership at Shingle Creek Golf Club offers local golfers the chance to enjoy exclusive discounts, including 10 percent off registration for the NBC Sports Radio 1080 The Team Monday after the Majors Tournaments, and the lowest rates available. Available to locals only, the annual membership is just $99 and includes:

• A round of golf upon joining
• Discounted greens fees year-round
• Discounted guest greens fees year-round
• A USA-GHIN Handicap for the year
• Ten percent off food and beverage at the Par-Take and Clubhouse Grille
• Discounted practice balls
• Twenty percent off individual private golf lessons at the Brad Brewer Golf Academy
• A second round of golf on your birthday

To sign up for the Shingle Creek Driver’s Club, visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com/the-golf-club/drivers-club/ or call 407-996-9933. Restrictions apply; offer not valid for citywide groups, conventions or with other offers or discounts.

Located at the AAA Four Diamond Rosen Shingle Creek hotel, Shingle Creek Golf Club has been rated one of Golf Digest’s four star “Best Places to Play” and features a state-of-the-art practice facility, the award-winning Brad Brewer Golf Academy, a world-class clubhouse, golf carts with GPS yardage system, complimentary valet parking, full-service golf shop, and club and shoe rentals. The David Harman designed 18-hole, 7,149 yard championship course features undulating fairways and interconnecting waterways bordered by the natural backdrop of dense oaks and pines along historic Shingle Creek. Tournament course conditions each day ensure golfers a consistently challenging game no matter their skill level. The 1,500-room luxury hotel is conveniently located at 9939 Universal Blvd., just off exit 2 of the Beachline Expressway (S.R. 528) by the International Drive tourist district and ten minutes from the Orlando International Airport. For more information about the Shingle Creek Golf Club and the Brad Brewer Golf Academy, please visit www.shinglecreekgolf.com or call (866) 996-9933. For Rosen Shingle Creek, please visit www.rosenshinglecreek.com or call (866) 996-6338.

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