Will Ferrell's Golf Tournament Says Goodbye to Boring Sponsor Signs

Temecula, CA (PRWEB) August 5, 2007 -- Hollywood funnyman Will Ferrell's golf tournament injects humor at each tee box with BogeyPro.com Tourney Talkers.

Minnesota-based BogeyPro.com will team with the 14th Annual Cancer for College Tournament (September 28th, Temecula, CA) by providing their new Tourney Talkers (http://www.bogeypro.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&PRODID=119) Tee Box Sponsor Signs.

Developed "to provide sponsors a better value", the 18 different messages will promote laughs as well as readership throughout the day. Unique headlines such as "Today's opportunity to flirt with the beer cart girl sponsored by ..." are printed with sponsors logo/name on weatherproof 18" x 24" Corolplast material and come complete with metal stand.

"With Will as host, it only seemed fitting that we throw something fun into each hole," said Craig Pollard, tournament organizer, cancer survivor and long-time friend of Ferrell's.

Cancer for College (http://www.cancerforcollege.org) (CFC) was founded in 1993 by Craig Pollard, a two-time cancer survivor. Craig fought back from Hodgkin's disease when he was just 15 years old and a sophomore at Villa Park High School in Southern California. He won his second battle at age 19, after a bone marrow transplant at the City of Hope Medical Center. "Knowing that I would ultimately return to college after my bone marrow transplant gave me the strength to keep fighting. It gave me a reason to live," says Pollard. To help provide others with this inspiration, he created Cancer for College. This years tournament will be held at The Temecula Creek Inn of Southern California on September 28th, 2007.

Since 2001, BogeyPro (http://www.bogeypro.com), a favorite among tournament organizers, has been providing golf gifts, gear and tourney prizes worldwide for the average-to-bad golfer. Among the most popular items are the "How to Break Your Club" T-shirt, "Zero Distance Balls" and the "Covert Cooler", a unique watertight cooler that hides nine cans of "soda" in any golf bag.

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