Fundraising Guidebook for Benefit Golf Tournaments
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Could your church — or a charity you support — use $10,000 … $20,000 … or more?

Would you like to raise it in a single day —without selling a thing?

You can do it by sponsoring a Benefit Golf Tournament at a local golf course!

Les Wicker is a pastor who has organized several Benefit Golf Tournaments in three different states. Most have become annual events and have already raised over half a million dollars! He’s found Benefit Golf Tournaments are a perfect way to raise large funds for churches, charities, missions and ministries.

We convinced Les to share his tips and the secrets of successful golf tournaments in this tightly-written, easy-to-understand guide for anyone who might want to consider this highly effective fundraiser.

Here, Les carefully leads you step-by-step through the process of holding your own Tournament. He shows you how to approach your board with the idea of a tournament … how to choose a golf course … how to negotiate with a golf pro … how to plan a tournament … how to find sponsors … how to attract golfers … how to maximize proceeds … how to organize Tournament Day … and much, much more.

Included are three fail-safe checklists for three different planning schedules. So whether you want to take 12 months, 6 months or even 4 months to plan your tournament, you’ll know exactly what to do — and when.

The comprehensive Appendix contains dozens of sample forms, flyers, press releases, ads, letters and brochures, so you won’t need to re-invent the wheel. All these items are also included on a FREE CD-ROM so you can easily modify them on your computer and print! It’s published in an 8½˝x 11˝ format in a handsome vinyl binder to allow for easy removal, copying and distribution of individual pages. It simply couldn’t be any easier to launch your own Benefit Tournament.

Hosting a Benefit Golf Tournament does take preparation, but there are few other ways to raise a significant amount in one day — and have as much fun doing so. It’s also a good way to reach golf enthusiasts who may be only marginally related to your church, and provide them with a pleasurable way to be involved in its ministry.

Anyone with an interest in golf and a passion for a cause can organize a Benefit Golf Tournament with this Guidebook. If you follow the steps in this manual, you can’t fail. But you can reasonably expect to raise between $10,000 and $30,000 … in the very first year alone!