Charity golf days in the North West and North Wales

Golf days are one of the most reliable fundraisers for charities, sports clubs and schools. Teams pay to enter, local businesses sponsor holes, and an auction and raffle after dinner adds to the total.

2 clubs confirm charity daysPrices on enquiryTypical group 36 to 144 players

A putter lining up a golf ball on the green

How the day runs

  1. Arrival and breakfast

    Teams register and pick up raffle tickets.

  2. Shotgun start

    Sponsored holes and on-course challenges along the way.

  3. Round finishes

    Teams return together.

  4. Drinks reception

    A chance for sponsors and guests to mix.

  5. Dinner

    Two or three courses.

  6. Auction and raffle

    Usually the biggest single source of funds on the day.

  7. Prize giving

    Team prizes and announcement of the total raised.

A typical day. Each club sets its own timings.

Formats that work well

Texas scramble

Suits fundraisers best: mixed abilities, quick rounds and every team in with a chance.

Sponsored holes

Local businesses pay to sponsor a hole, often with a board on the tee and a challenge to win a prize.

Beat the pro

Players pay to try to beat the club professional on a par 3. A simple extra earner.

Charity golf day venues in the North West

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Houghwood Golf Club

Billinge, St Helens

18 holesPar 716,370 ydsGreen fee £45

CorporateSocietyCharity Package details published
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Abergele Golf Club

Abergele, Conwy

18 holesPar 726,408 ydsGreen fee £30

SocietyCharity Package details published
Golf day priceOn enquirywe ask the club View venue

29 more clubs don't say online whether they host golf days. Browse them by area: Wigan · Bolton · St Helens · Warrington · Llandudno & North Wales · Southport, Formby & Ormskirk. We can ask them for you.

Suppliers for charity golf days

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Questions organisers ask

How much can a charity golf day raise?

It depends on team entry fees, sponsorship and the auction. Setting the entry fee comfortably above the club's price per player is the starting point.

Do clubs offer charity rates?

Some do, and many will donate a prize such as a four-ball voucher for the auction.

Who handles the auction?

Usually the organiser, but clubs provide the room, PA system and screen.