In 1995, Northland Ford Dealers, an association of dealerships, offered to sponsor a 'hole-in-one' contest at Moccasin Creek during the Tour. Moccasin Creek Country Club in Aberdeen is one of the Tour hosts. Participation is open to both men and women, professional and amateur.

The Dakota Tour is a series of four golf tournaments played each summer in South Dakota. We reverse that ruling because genuine issues of material fact remain on whether Moccasin Creek breached its agreement with Northland in setting up the hole-in-one contest to Northland's specifications.

The court also granted summary judgment to Moccasin Creek on its cross-claim against Northland. As the contest sponsor, Northland breached its contract to award the prize in accord with the announced rules.

When she sued, the circuit court granted Harms summary judgment against both Northland and Moccasin Creek. Northland and Moccasin Creek blamed each other for the mix-up. This requirement was not made known to the players beforehand. To be eligible to win, Northland revealed, all amateurs, male and female, had to tee off from the amateur men's tee box. Jennifer Harms scored a hole-in-one with a shot from the amateur women's tee box. As a promotion during a golf tournament at Moccasin Creek Country Club, Northland Ford Dealers offered a new Ford Explorer to the first golfer to hit a hole-in-one at the eighth hole. Fritz of Fritz, Hogan & Johnson, Aberdeen, for defendant and appellee. Jeremiah Gallivan of Arthur, Chapman, Kettering, Smetak & Pikala, P.A., Minneapolis, MN, for defendant and appellant.ĭaniel R. Tobin, Aberdeen, for plaintiff and appellee. Moccasin Creek Country Club, Defendant and Appellee. NORTHLAND FORD DEALERS, Defendant and Appellant, and

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