Join me for the 32nd annual
JAY SIGEL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Monday, September 23, 2024
Aronimink Golf Club, Newtown Square, PA
To support cancer research at the
Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute
at the University of Pennsylvania
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Cancer Research: Finding Answers That Will Save Lives
What does it take to outsmart cancer? Research. Supporting cancer research is critical to improving cancer treatment outcomes, reducing cancer incidence, and improving the quality of life for cancer patients and their families. The Jay Sigel Invitational Tournament is the premier charity golf tournament in the Delaware Valley that supports breast cancer and prostate cancer research and patient care. We've raised more than $5.1 million for cancer research since 1992, all to find more – and better – treatments, uncover factors that may cause cancer, and improve cancer patients' quality of life. Please join us in our mission. Participate in our tournament, make a tax-deductible donation, become a sponsor or simply bid generously on an auction item. Together, we can make a difference.
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32nd Annual JAY SIGEL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 2024 / Aronimink Golf Club, Newtown Square, PA
The Jay Sigel Invitational will celebrate its 32nd Anniversary as the premier charity golf tournament in the Delaware Valley. We invite you to join us on Monday, September 23, 2024 to support our Host & Founder’s efforts, Jay Sigel, on behalf of both breast cancer and prostate cancer research and patient care. Beginning in early 2016, The Jay Sigel Invitational broadened its fundraising initiative to include breast cancer research through clinical trials involving novel therapies for advanced metastatic disease. This charity tournament also supports research into lower dose radiation therapy, and groundbreaking trials to determine prediction of recurrent disease.
The 2024 Jay Sigel Invitational will return to its home at the prestigious Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, which has hosted the 1962 PGA Championship, 1977 U.S. Amateur Championship, 1997 U.S. Junior Championship, 2003 Senior PGA Championship, the 2010 & 2011 AT&T National, 2018 BMW Championship, and 2020 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship. In 2026 Aronimink will host the PGA Championship.
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TENNIS OR PADDLE ANYONE?!
In addition to our golf event, we will host the Jay Sigel Racquets Invitational on the morning of September 23, 2024 at the Aronimink Tennis Center. Players will have a choice of which racquet sport they would like to participate in – Tennis or Paddle. We look forward to hosting a Round Robin for our Racquet enthusiasts. Click here for more information.
Each year the Jay Sigel Invitational Tournament invites a very Special Guest to the event to serve as our Honorary Chairman. We are supremely grateful for the generous lending of their time and talent to help promote the event and raise money for this worthy cause.
Our 2024 Honoree: Peter Jacobsen
Peter Jacobsen represents everything a professional athlete and committed community leader should be. Through the years he has used his talents and status to transcend the game of golf and touch the lives of many. He is a fierce competitor, consummate entertainer, community leader, passionate executive, and a caring family man.
Peter is a 48-year member on the PGA TOUR and a 20-year member of the PGA TOUR of Champions. He has served as Player Director for the PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions, and is currently a member of NBC Sports' golf broadcasting team, providing on-air analysis. He represents several companies and products including Lexus, Cleveland Golf/Srixon, and Golden Tee Live.
Off the course, Peter wrote and co-starred in two successful TV shows, "Peter and Friends" and "Peter Jacobsen Plugged In." which ran for three seasons each on The Golf Channel. He authored two books, "Buried Lies: True Tales and Tall Stories From the PGA TOUR," published in 1993, and "Embedded Balls," published in 2005, and is the former host of the Jake's Takes Podcast.
Peter is the President and CEO of Peter Jacobsen SPORTS, a sports marketing firm that has produced more than 300 events worldwide since its inception in 1988. Peter's business acumen also extends to golf course design. As a principal of the Jacobsen Hardy Golf Course Design Company, he co-designed The Oregon Golf Club in West Linn, OR, The Golf Club at Gray's Crossing in Truckee, CA, Brasada Canyons Golf Club in Powell Butte, OR, Blackhorse Golf Club in Cypress, TX, and Rope Rider Golf Club in Suncadia, WA.
In addition to the numerous professional victories Peter earned during his career, he has played on five National teams, including the 1985 and 1995 Ryder Cup teams.
Peter currently resides in Bonita Springs, FL with his wife Jan. They have three children and four grandchildren.
Watch Peter Jacobsen thrill the crowd at the CVS Caremark Charity Classic's 2010 opening
ceremonies with his impression of golf legend Arnold Palmer
PAST HONORED GUESTS
Don Pooley
Bob Murphy
Gary Player
Jim Roy
Ed Amrams
Mark Lye
Vince Papale
Scott Hamilton
Gary Papa
Jim Colbert
Ed Dougherty
Peter Kessler
Hubert Green
Jim Kelly
Gary Hallberg
Neil Hartman
Chuck Hiter
Dennis Walters
Dianne Dailey
Gary Koch
Steve Davenport
John H. Glick, MD
Jay Sigel
Charles Barkley
THANK YOU TO OUR 2024 SPONSORS!
Jay Sigel Invitational Tournament
OVER
Your support of cancer research is critically important:
- Improved treatments: Cancer research leads to the development of new and improved treatments for cancer patients. With advancements in cancer research, scientists and doctors are able to better understand the nature of cancer cells and the underlying mechanisms that drive cancer growth. This knowledge can then be used to develop targeted therapies that are more effective and have fewer side effects than traditional chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
- Early detection: Cancer research also helps in the development of better tools and techniques for early detection of cancer. Early detection is essential for successful treatment outcomes as it allows for timely intervention before the cancer has a chance to spread to other parts of the body.
- Prevention: Research on cancer also provides insights into risk factors and preventive measures that can reduce the incidence of cancer. By identifying and understanding the causes of cancer, researchers can develop strategies to prevent the disease from occurring in the first place.
- Cost-effectiveness: Cancer research can also lead to cost-effective treatments that are accessible to a broader population. By developing more targeted therapies, researchers can reduce the need for expensive and often ineffective treatments, which can ultimately reduce the economic burden of cancer on patients and healthcare systems.
They Say:
Lou Tilley
President, Lou Tilley Media
"It's knowing your contribution is having a positive impact that makes the Jay Sigel Invitational so worthy of time and attention."
David Rosenberg
30 year Steering Committee Member
"The Jay Sigel Invitational has raised millions of dollars to benefit prostate and breast cancer research at Penn and Jay has been the driving force for 30 years!"
James Crowley
Sponsorship Liaison for Accenture
"This premier event fuels the race against cancer and has made a meaningful difference for so many patients and their families, year after year."
Craig Snyder
Steering Committee Member and Prostate Cancer Survivor
"The Jay Sigel Invitational and Penn Medicine, together, are providing education and awareness about cancer and helping to find cures."
4 EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH
Research funding ensures that there are no delays in breakthrough discoveries for cancer treatment. Your participation means we can continue to improve the lives of people with cancer and their families. Together, we can ensure so that everyone has an opportunity to prevent, detect, treat, and survive cancer.
" We now sit at an inflection point where we have the ability to revolutionize the timeline of cancer care."
Susan Domchek, MD, Executive director of the Basser Center for BRCA at Penn Medicine’s Abramson Cancer Center.
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