(Courtesy of Yeshivat Noam) Yeshivat Noam hosted a sold-out summer outing this week with 120 golfers, and more than 35 women, in attendance. The outing, chaired by parent volunteers Noam Insler, Shlomo Hagler, Akiva Romanoff and Ross Rothenberg, was a fun day of golf and socializing at the beautiful Montammy Golf Club in Alpine. The guests all raved about the outing swag, which included water bottles from The Rothenberg Law Firm, dri-fit tee shirts sponsored by Ulrich Studios, Nike hats sponsored by Jacob Solomon and Associates, designer sweatshirts with the event logos and golf balls sponsored by Genie Energy.

Womens’ activities, chaired by Dahlia Goldbrenner and Debbie Singfer, included yoga with Dasi Jacob and a resin-art workshop making beautiful serving trays with Lisa Lamm Pasternak of New Leaf Judaica.

Throughout the day the participants enjoyed delicious meals, including omelets for breakfast, a barbecue for lunch and sushi for dinner by Madison Caterers. The first place team included three alumni, Stevie Paul ’14, Seth Forman ’13, Sammy Katz ’14 and alumni parent Mike Katz. The winner of the Putting Green Contest was Dr. Moshe Wertenteil and the runner-up was Elie Goldstein. The Longest Drive winner was David Gibber.

The day concluded with lots of smiles as raffle names were announced and prizes were distributed. According to Amy Vogel, director of development and communications, “The Yeshivat Noam Summer Outing is an important fundraiser to support the Yeshivat Noam Scholarship Fund, and it was very successful thanks to the generosity of the players and sponsors.”