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Golf Tourney Pros is a unique event planning group.  Our approach is different than any other tournament experience.  The Golf Tourney Pros tournament experience is not limited to the traditional pay-for-play approach.  It is a team based model that incorporates peer to peer fundraising, instruction, team building and training. 

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Historically, most charity golf tournaments utilize a best ball/scramble format where individual players pay a registration fee to participate.  In order to maximize the amount of money raised, additional fees are sought by way of corporate sponsorships.  There are several challenges with this existing format:

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  • Corporate sponsors are often approached by a multitude of charitable organizations wanting to secure support.

  • Tournaments can be viewed as somewhat intimidating, which can discourage players who do not have golf experience to participate.  

  • Most tournaments do not have a structure to teach participants how to golf

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Golf Tourney Pros works with charity organizations to find the best fit for your event.  We customize our approach for each client.  Here is a simple breakdown of our options:

Pay to Play - Players pay total fee and participate in tournament

Pay to Play + Peer to Peer - Players commit to raising funds by setting up their own individual fundraising pages.

Pay to Play + Peer to Peer + Training/Incentive - Players commit to raising funds by setting up their own individual fundraising pages.  Incentives are added to player goals (training or player rewards).

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The Golf Tourney Pros solution  includes optional pre-tournament instruction for players age 18 and older.  The goal is to offer the next level of golf instruction for adults, encouraging golfers of all levels to participate.  

Peer-to-peer fundraising helps scale relationship-building by tapping into current supporters’ networks—their friends, family, and colleagues.  Typically, organizations raise twice as much with peer-to-peer fundraising than they do with traditional or crowdfunding techniques.

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