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[...] majority of non-profit events, it is almost a must to have friendly volunteers working your golf tournament to make sure it runs smoothly and successfully. Here are a few tips to guide your tournament [...]

[...] after its inaugural year. The first annual golf tournament you host will most likely not sell out, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t host it again the [...]

[...] processing times. Open communication is a key to success when planning a golf tournament, and will make the day run smoothly. Before You Arrive at the Event—Or Even Before You Wake [...]

[...] for their causes. If you have a charity in need of funding, I encourage you to consider a golf tournament as a fundraiser. There are many benefits and we can help! Below are five of our favorite [...]

[...] , one viable source of nonprofit fundraising over the years has been from hosting a charity golf tournament. A charity golf tournament provides the opportunity for participants to incorporate a [...]

[...] Tournament Director Sponsorship is the most important component of raising funds for your charity golf tournament. All golf tournaments should have a committee of qualified volunteers to help you with [...]

[...] can be an excellent choice. 3 benefits to choosing a private golf club for your charity golf tournament: Marketing Benefit Many non-profits don’t realize they can host their [...]

[...] the services and assistance you can provide to others. If you’re organizing a charity golf tournament, here are a few key areas to focus on to maximize your fundraising efforts: The Committee [...]

[...] food or killer drinks, and suddenly the party becomes a Party. Next to picking the best golf course for your tournament, selecting the right food is incredibly important to setting the tone, [...]

[...] Sarah Smith | Tournament Sales Manager, Coyote Hills Golf Course Planning a golf tournament requires collecting and organizing a lot of information, and even [...]

[...] Communication Communication from the chairperson to the committee, as well as to the golf course is absolutely vital. A successful chairperson communicates even things that seem trivial. [...]

[...] Sarah Smith | Tournament Sales Manager, Coyote Hills Golf Course Have you ever wanted to add a bit more excitement to your charity golf tournament? Have you [...]

[...] Stephanie Smith | Lake Tahoe Golf Course As a seasoned private events and tournament director, I have learned many things over the years about fundraising through golf tournaments; much [...]

[...] winner, the vehicle will be purchased from them: it’s a win-win opportunity. As the tournament director, you’ll need to communicate with the golf club to see what hole would meet the [...]

[...] they will most likely have a gap in front of them. 4. End at the Clubhouse. If you, the tournament director, or other important people that are directly involved with the tournament are playing, make [...]

[...] -profits involved, but it is not new to your Tournament Director! They should be happy to share some insight to help make it successful for all parties [...]

[...] ;ve proven to work and to help others to not make the same mistakes. Golf tournaments are very popular despite the hard work that must go into their organization. Charity golf [...]

[...] is the most important component of raising funds for your charity golf tournament. All golf tournaments should have a committee of qualified volunteers to help you with various aspects of [...]

[...] heard the expression, It takes a village to raise a child? Well, the same goes for golf tournaments. It would be impossible to run an event without every part of the “village.” On [...]

[...] Written by Jack Duty, Regional Tournament Director – Los Angeles / Orange County Golf tournaments are one of the most fun and efficient ways to raise funds for your cause, yet generally the [...]

[...] who will be responsible for picking up the contest markers after the event. Sometimes the tournament volunteers prefer to pick them up, and other times they prefer the golf course staff to gather the [...]

[...] to make sure it runs smoothly and successfully. Here are a few tips to guide your tournament volunteers in the right direction. Leading Up to the Golf Tournament Assign a committee member to be [...]

[...] of the day’s activities. Agendas Agendas are important for the golf course and the tournament volunteers and golfers. The golfers’ agenda doesn’t have to be as detailed as the staff’s, but you [...]

[...] homes, vehicles, or services we all need will always bring in good profits for your fundraising tournament. All told, auction prizes will make a huge difference in your fundraising potential, so [...]

Written by Tyson Johnson, Regional Tournament Director | Los Angeles and Orange County Happy Memorial Day! Acquiring sponsors for your tournament is [...]

[...] Course Matt O’Brien, Bay Area Regional Tournament Director One of the beauties of a fundraising tournament is the number of strategies you can employ to drive donations on the day of your [...]

[...] Michael Funaro, Regional Tournament Director How is your knowledge of golf trivia and terms? Some lingo in the golf world can seem [...]

[...] Michael Funaro, Regional Tournament Director, Los Angeles / Orange County Happy Holidays and New Year! In our last article, we [...]

[...] Tyson Johnson, Regional Tournament Director, Los Angeles and Orange County There are many points of communication between the [...]