Corporate/Private Space at 2008 PGA is Still Available
National MS Society Michigan Chapter offers Hospitality Experience

Southfield, Michigan – According to a recent Detroit Free Press article, the Corporate Hospitality Suites at this year’s PGA Championship on the hallowed grounds of Oakland Hills Country Club are sold out. All 39 “Chalets” on the course and 5 private hospitality rooms inside the clubhouse have been taken.

For late arrivals, or companies that still need room to entertain their clients, the Michigan Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society can help. The MS Society is offering a private home for corporate or private hospitality entertaining right at Oakland Hills. Overlooking the fairways, greens and tee boxes on the south side of the famous “South Course”, the 3,200 square foot home has commanding views of the 10th green, 11th tee, 17th green and 18th tee from an elevated deck and a tented patio.

Various All-Inclusive Hospitality packages for individuals and larger groups of up to 100 people per day are available. Guests will enjoy buffet breakfasts, gourmet luncheons, afternoon hors d’oeuvres, a premium bar and secure offsite parking with shuttle service. Information may be obtained by calling 800-FIGHT MS, #2 or visiting www.nationalmssociety.org/mig.

Proceeds from the “Tournament Hospitality for MS” event go directly to the Southfield based Chapter. Due to the unique nature of this event, all money raised during the tournament stays in Michigan, helping those affected by multiple sclerosis and their families.

The tournament runs the entire week of August 4th through August 10th, 2008. The top players in the world will compete for the PGA’s most prestigious prize.

MS stops people from moving. The National MS Society exists to make sure it doesn’t. We help each person address the challenges of living with MS. In 2006 alone, through our home office and 50 state network of chap¬ters, we devoted nearly $126 million to programs that enhanced more than one million lives to move us closer to a world free of MS, the Society also invested more than $46 million to support 380 research projects around the world. We are people who want to do something about MS NOW. Join the movement at www.nationalMSsociety.org .