Example72 Holes in a Day for Charity
Ravi Patel
Four rounds in one day, with every tee counting towards a local hospice.
£820 of £1,50055%
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For Golfers With a Goal.
Make every tee count for a greater cause
Raise money while raising awareness. Share your charity golf challenge and let supporters make every hole count for something bigger.
Made for you
A challenge people want to be part of
- Set a goal for your challenge — 72 holes in a day, the longest day of the year, a course in every county.
- Post updates as the challenge unfolds, from training rounds to the final putt.
- Celebrate the total with everyone who helped you reach it.
How it works
How it works for you
Step 1
Create your page
Explain the challenge, the cause and why it matters to you.
Step 2
Share the challenge
Your club, your friends and your community rally behind a clear cause with a clear goal.
Step 3
Play the challenge
Support lands as you play, and your updates show every hole counting for the cause.
Example goals
Goals like yours
Example
ExampleWomen's Golf Content Series
Lauren Park
A video series getting more women into the game, one round at a time.
£460 of £90051%
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Fair questions
Your questions, answered
What makes a good charity golf challenge?
Something concrete and a little bit mad: four rounds in a day, a hundred holes in a weekend, walking between courses. A vivid challenge with a clear goal is easy to get behind.
How does the money reach the charity?
Support is paid to you as the page owner, and you pass it on to your chosen charity. Be clear on your page about where the money is going — supporters back your challenge because they trust you.
Can a club or society run a charity challenge page?
Yes — captains' charities, society fundraisers and club challenge days all fit. One organiser runs the page and shares the story.
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