The Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation will hold its 3rd annual Racing To Recovery Golf Tournament on Monday, November 3, 2008 at the exquisite Reflection Bay Golf Course on beautiful Lake Las Vegas.

Reflection Bay was personally designed by Jack Nicklaus. The 7,261 yard, par-72 award-winning course makes its way through the desert, while providing breathtaking views of Lake Las Vegas. Sculpted from the terrain’s natural contours with strategic bunkering and pristine greens, the course features three waterfalls and plays around arroyos and water.

Five holes are located along one and a half miles of Lake Las Vegas’ majestic shoreline. Reflection Bay highlights include the picturesque 199 yard 3-par eighth hole and beaches, bunkers, and palms that create a dynamic shoreline and backdrop.

The fee for an individual golfer is $500, and there is a range of sponsorships available. For further information contact Ida Cahill at 317 236-9999 or email icahill@samschmidt.org.

April 4 - St. Petersburg, FL
April 18 or 19 - Long Beach, CA
April 25 or 26 - Kansas Speedway
May 22 - Indianapolis Motor Speedway
May 30 or 31 - Milwaukee, WI
June 20 or 21 - Iowa Speedway, Newton IA
August 1 - Sparta, KY
August 8 or 9 - Mid-Ohio Sportscar Course
August 22 or 23 - Sonoma, CA
August 29 - Chicagoland Speedway

Attachment: 2009 Tentative D@R Locations.pdf

The program is designed for people with spinal cord injuries to spend a day at the racetrack. For many guests it will be their first visit and the first time to watch IndyCar qualifying and races. The day is designed to be informal but one that is fun filled.

Lunch takes place in the Andretti Green hospitality tent where Sam Schmidt will address the guests and answer questions relating to his spinal cord injury, how he overcame his many challenges and his career as an IndyCar driver and now an Indy Lights Series Team Owner. Ida Cahill, President / CEO of the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation, will describe the work of the Foundation and provide resource materials.

Following lunch everyone will take a tour of the garage and pit areas and have the opportunity to meet IndyCar drivers and team owners.

Space is limited. For further information contact the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation.

Link: samschmidt.org/news/news5_97

The program is designed for people with spinal cord injuries to spend a day at the racetrack. For many guests it will be their first visit and the first time to watch IndyCar qualifying and races. The day is designed to be informal but one that is fun filled.

Lunch takes place in the Andretti Green Hospitality Tent where Sam Schmidt will address the guests and answer questions relating to his spinal cord injury, how he overcame his many challenges and his career as an IndyCar driver and now an Indy Lights Series Team Owner. Ida Cahill, President / CEO of the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation, will describe the work of the Foundation and provide resource materials.

Following lunch everyone will take a tour of the garage and pit areas and have the opportunity to meet IndyCar drivers and team owners.

Space is limited. For further information contact the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation.

The program is designed for people with spinal cord injuries to spend a day at the racetrack. For many guests it will be their first visit and the first time to watch IndyCar qualifying and races. The day will be informal and fun filled.

Lunch takes place in the Andretti Green Hospitality Tent where Sam Schmidt will address the guests and answer questions relating to his spinal cord injury, how he overcame his many challenges and his career as an IndyCar driver and now an Indy Lights Series Team Owner. Ida Cahill, President / CEO of the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation, will describe the work of the Foundation and provide resource materials.

Following lunch everyone will take a tour of the garage and pit areas and have the opportunity to meet IndyCar drivers and team owners.

Space is limited. For further information contact the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation.

The program is designed for people with spinal cord injuries to spend a day at the racetrack. For many guests it will be their first visit and the first time to watch IndyCar qualifying and races. The day will be informal and fun filled.

Lunch takes place in the Andretti Green Hospitality Tent where Sam Schmidt will address the guests and answer questions relating to his spinal cord injury, how he overcame his many challenges and his career as an IndyCar driver and now an Indy Lights Series Team Owner. Ida Cahill, President / CEO of the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation, will describe the work of the Foundation and provide resource materials.

Following lunch everyone will take a tour of the garage and pit areas and have the opportunity to meet IndyCar drivers and team owners.

Space is limited. For further information contact the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation.

The program is designed for people with spinal cord injuries to spend a day at the racetrack. For many guests it will be their first visit and the first time to watch IndyCar qualifying and races. The day will be informal and fun filled.

Lunch takes place in the Andretti Green Hospitality Tent where Sam Schmidt will address the guests and answer questions relating to his spinal cord injury, how he overcame his many challenges and his career as an IndyCar driver and now an Indy Lights Series Team Owner. Ida Cahill, President / CEO of the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation, will describe the work of the Foundation and provide resource materials.

Following lunch everyone will take a tour of the garage and pit areas and have the opportunity to meet IndyCar drivers and team owners.

Space is limited. For further information contact the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation.

The program is designed for people with spinal cord injuries to spend a day at the Speedway. For many guests it will be their first visit and the first time to watch IndyCar qualifying and races. The day is designed to be informal but one that is fun filled.

Lunch takes place in the Andretti Green Hospitality Tent where Sam Schmidt will address the guests and answer questions relating to his spinal cord injury, how he overcame his many challenges and his career as an IndyCar driver and now an Indy Lights Series Team Owner. Ida Cahill, President / CEO of the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation, will describe the work of the Foundation and provide resource materials.

Following lunch everyone takes a tour of the garage and pit areas and has an opportunity to meet IndyCar drivers and team owners.

Space is limited. For further information contact the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation.