National Car Rental Launches ‘Go Like A Pro’ PGA Championship Sweepstakes
Starting March 4 until March 31, participants can register daily on National Car Rental’s Facebook page for a chance to win a VIP trip to the 2013 PGA Championship in New York this August.
As the official rental car company of the PGA of America, National Car Rental launched the “Go Like a Pro” sweepstakes on March 4.
Golf fans can register daily until March 31 through National Car Rental’s Facebook page for a chance to win a trip to the 2013 PGA Championship in New York this August.
The prize package includes four tickets to the 2013 PGA Championship; $5,000 for travel expenses and lodging; Thursday through Sunday access to National’s PGA Championship hospitality suite; Executive Elite status for a year in National’s award-winning Emerald Club loyalty program; and National/PGA-branded merchandise.
Participants can earn additional entries by emailing up to three friends per day or posting on Twitter once a day about the sweepstakes.
National Car Rental Emerald Club members can earn up to 15 sweepstakes entries for each qualifying rental from National.
The sweepstakes also features a “Locked In” instant-win game that gives participants a chance to win PGA merchandise and other prizes.
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