Made arrangements with a golf course to have a
fundraising
golf tournament. Arrange for reduced greens fees to be paid by your
organization and solicit donated prizes for winners. Arrange for
volunteers to handle registration, watch holes, and act as referees
regarding rules of play. Charge $25 -$50 or more per 2 person
team (to be paired with players of similar ability); $50-$100 or more
for foursomes. You'll need to arrange the golfers into 'flights'
using established handicaps or other criteria. Sell boxed lunches and have donated door prizes.
If your city hosts a professional golf tournament,
arrange to provide volunteers for crowd control, ticket takers, shuttle
drivers, etc. The golf league or host club pays your organization
instead of hired help. Volunteers get to watch the play before or
after their work shift.
Night Golf
Tournament:Add a special twist to a
golf tournament, and hold a night golf outing. Instead of playing golf
during the day, participants will play in the
evening. To setup a night golf outing you use special glow golf ballsthat use glow sticks to illuminate them, and use various
different glowsticks to outline certain holes
you wish to play.Increase the excitement and
have special contests with prizes for the
participants, such as best decorated golf cart, golf bag, and outfit.If you don’t want to bother with the trouble of setting up a
night golftournament you can also have a
night golf hole-in-one-contest. Choose a
par 3 hole, and have people pay for a chance to win a donated prize.There’s nothing more exciting than watching glowing golf balls
flyingthrough the air at night,unbelievable sight.(Submitted by
Jeremy T, Collierville, TN)
We have included a number of do-it-yourself fundraising ideas in this
section such as
a Golf Tournamentthat offer a break from
traditional product sales. They were developed by groups just like
yours in an attempt have a little fun with their fundraiser. Some of
them are tried and true while others show a lot of creativity ... and
even wackiness in some cases. All of them are obviously not
appropriate for every group, but sometimes, with only a little
modification, your might find some fund raising ideas that are perfect
for your group. If you have an idea for a do-it-yourself fund raiser
you are willing to share with others, please send it to us via email
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the first time.