• Three (3) days, two (2) nights on a mystery golf tour in the Northeastern US for seven (7) golfers
• Round-trip, private air transportation from Teterboro, New Jersey

Do you love a mystery? Not necessarily the Arthur Conan Doyle or even the Agatha Christie variety but a good, noggin’ bending, thought-provoking whodunit kind of mystery. That’s what this particular experience holds... It’s all very hush-hush, who-will-we-meet-and-where-will-we-go... You can try to figure out where this tee-off with destiny may lead you, but there aren’t many clues... Hmm... Seven golfers, eh... Why seven? Yes, it’s a lucky number, but is it a clue? In Agatha Christie’s Seven Little Indians, didn’t each one of them get bumped off, one by one? Hopefully the seven is a red herring and doesn’t foreshadow a fairway foray fraught with failure.

Of course, the point of origin may be a giveaway. Teterboro, New Jersey. It’s only natural you will start mulling over what courses are within a reasonable radius of that airport. Your eyes may dart down to see who the donors are... Maybe that’s a clue. Fran & Jim McGlothlin, eh... Maybe you’re thinking, “I’ll take them out for dinner and they may eventually spill everything about this mystery tour...” No such luck, friends. They have their secrets very well locked up... within a safe, inside a vault, buried thirty stories below ground...

Maybe you CAN figure this out if you think hard enough... Ah! There’s always the Internet... YES! Just put “Jim McGlothlin,” “Teterboro,” “Seven golfers” and “mystery Northeastern US golf tour” in Google or Bing and maybe you’ll get the answer.

BUT... the only sure way to know is to bid...bid high and bid frequently and outbid every other mystery mongering golf lover under the tent... then and only then will you know the answer!

Insider's Info: Marvelous accommodations, special dinners & wine are included. Trip to be scheduled on mutually agreeable dates. Departure/arrival point of air transportation is negotiable, but must be mutually agreed upon.

Donor: Fran & Jim McGlothlin and The United Company