1.  Many Charity Events and non-profits registered with the government.  Which makes your entry fee Tax Deductible!  THAT MEANS FREE GOLF.

Update:  We received credible information about how this works.

Legally you can only deduct the portion of the entrance fee which exceeds the normal cost of the round at that course. So, if you pay $100 to play in a charity event on a Monday, and that course usually charges $50 for a round of golf and $15 for the cart, you can only deduct the $35 difference. You can also deduct the cost of Mulligans and such, but not the cost of raffle tickets. Even then, it’s a tax deduction, not a tax credit.

2.  You get peace of mind that you helped a needy cause and got to play golf.

3.  One word COMPETITION.

4.  Another word PRIZES.

5.  Meet other golfers in your area and find a foursome!

To find a Charity Golf tournament in your area you can either search using the search box above or use the drop down box and browse by state.

If you know of an event that is not listed here, please send any info you might have to events@golfcharity.net

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