Charity Challenge

 

The Charity Challenge is an additional and optional charitable component that is accessible to any team during the 2021 CGA Senior Four-Ball Championship hosted by Thorncreek Golf Course. The Charity Challenge does not supersede the main competition of the CGA Senior Four-Ball Championship, but rather is an opportunity for teams to help raise funds for CGA-supported junior golf programs.

 

 

Benefitting Program

All proceeds will go to Youth on Course - Colorado. See additional program information below.

 

 

Fundraising Mechanics

Participating players will create an online profile (pledgeit.org) and solicit donations from their peer networks. Gifts may come in any form-- flat donations or pledges per birdie or per eagle that their team makes during the 54-hole championship. The fundraising leaderboard will be updated as donations are made. 
 

 

Want to Participate?

Upon registration, select the box indicating your interest. The CGA will follow up with additional information. If you've already registered for the Championship, simply CLICK HERE and select "JOIN" to establish your online donation profile.

 

 

Questions?

Contact Chris Thayer at cthayler@gmail.com or Ashley Barnhart at abarnhart@coloradogolf.org.

 

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Youth on Course - Colorado

 

Youth on Course is a program that exists to eliminate one of golf's biggest barriers for young people-- cost. Every kid deserves an affordable way to access the game that goes beyond the driving range. Youth on Course allows youth under the age of 19 to play rounds of golf for $5 or less at participating facilities. The remainder of the junior green fees are subsidized back to the facility by the Junior Golf Alliance of Colorado.

 

Youth on Course began in Colorado in 2018. That year, there were 670 rounds played, resulting in $3,936 of subsidy to Colorado courses. In 2020, there were 3,746 rounds played, resulting in $20,762 of subsidy to Colorado courses. In just two years, the program experienced more than 400% growth. 

 

The recent surge in the interest and demand for golf leads to predictions that this type of growth will continue. As we all work together to grow and diversify the game of golf, your generous donations help us keep it affordable for the next generation!

 

To learn more about Youth on Course, check out the 2020 Annual Report.