Registration is OPEN for 2021 PAC Golf Tournament and Environmental & Safety Conference

 

*photo courtesy The Refuge Golf Course

Registration is open for the 2021 MMA PAC Golf Tournament and the Environmental and Safety Conference which will be held on October 20-22 at the Sheraton Flowood The Refuge Hotel & Conference Center.

Here are registration details:

Registration Fees

  • $400 for members

  • $900 for non-members

*Cost includes registration to all conference activities, including continental breakfasts, lunches, receptions, and any handout materials

Vendor Fees

  • 8' x 8' MMA Member: $900

  • 8' x 8' Nonmember: $1,900 (includes one-year MMA membership and two registrations)

  • 8' x 10' MMA Member Vendor Fee (limited number): $1,000

*Cost includes exhibit booth space with a display table, two chairs, company sign, and two complimentary registrations to all conference activities, including continental breakfasts, lunches, refreshments, receptions, and any handout materials

Sponsorship and vendor opportunities are available. 

*photo courtesy: Trip Advisor


MMA PAC Golf Tournament

This year's MMA PAC Golf Tournament is Wednesday, October 20 at The Refuge Golf Course in Flowood.

Registration

  • Four-man team: $800

  • Individual: $200

  • Mulligans: $10 per mulligan or $160 for a team allotment

Check-in on the day of the tournament starts at 7:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 9:00 a.m. Breakfast and lunch are included.

Space is limited so sign up early to guarantee your spot on this newly-renovated course!

REGISTRATION FOR THE GOLF TOURNAMENT AND CONFERENCE IS IN THIS LINK.


ACCOMMODATIONS

MMA reserved a block of rooms at the Sheraton Flowood. The cost is $159 per night.

To receive the convention rate, reservations should be made by September 20, 2021. To make your reservation online, click here.

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