2026 FOUNDATIONS’ GOLF OUTING
THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2026

Join the RCI-IIBEC Foundation and RCI Foundation Canada for their upcoming golf tournament at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex, Sacramento, California on Thursday, March 12. Sponsored by SOPREMA and Performance Roof Systems, this is a fantastic opportunity to support the foundations’ student programs while enjoying a fun day of golf with like-minded professionals.

The format of the tournament will be a four-person scramble, with a cost of $350 per golfer. This fee includes the golf fee with cart, range balls prior to golf, breakfast, lunch buffet, drinks, and beverage cart service. Cash prizes will be awarded for the first and fifth place foursomes, longest drive men and women (front and back nine), and closest to pin (front and back nine).

But the real value of this event is in the opportunity to make a difference. Proceeds from the tournament will support the Joe Hale Student Sponsorship Fund, the Robert W. Lyons, and Lewis W. Newlan scholarship funds. By participating, you will be supporting the next generation of professionals in the field, helping to ensure that the industry continues to thrive.

The Joe Hale Student Sponsorship Fund (formerly named the student convention fund) has helped sponsor over 428 students to attend the IIBEC International Convention and Trade Show and IIBEC Building Enclosure Symposium by covering registration, hotel, meals, and travel expenses. The Lyons and Newlan scholarships are academic scholarships given to up to eight students studying architecture, engineering, building and construction sciences.

Join us on March 12 at the Haggin Oaks Golf Complex for a day of fun, networking, and making a difference. We hope to see you there!

ABOUT THE COURSE

The Alister MacKenzie design promises an incredible test of golf skills.

Designed by the famous golf course architect, Alister MacKenzie, the course is gorgeous, flowing, and a golf course that always requires thought, positioning, and a proper dose of luck. MacKenzie was not captive to any nostalgic style or notion. The course design appears hand-crafted, revealing the essence of the site. He practiced before the era of bulldozers, which left him little capacity to force golf holes where they didn’t belong. MacKenzie completely understood the role of risk and reward in the placement of hazards. MacKenzie had an uncanny knack for rhythmically combining modest golf holes with more heroic challenges, always allowing room for everyone to enjoy the game.

EVENT DETAILS

Course Name
Haggin Oaks Golf Complex
3645 Fulton Avenue

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