March 25, 2026 | Event
On Monday, May 11, Friends of First Tee – Greater Charleston will take on the incredible challenge of playing 100 holes of golf in one day at Legend Oaks Golf Club to raise money and awareness for golf-based character development programs and game-changing transportation services.
Since 2019, the 100 Hole Golfathon has raised more than $800,000 to help First Tee – Greater Charleston serve young people at golf courses, schools, and community centers throughout Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties. This year’s event, presented by First Financial Group, will play a vital role in keeping First Tee programs free for 97% of participants. It will also fuel the four buses that make programming possible for children in underserved communities.
Here’s how it works:
- Register for free! You can pick your own playing partner (just ask them to register as well), or we can find one for you.
- Collect per-hole pledges and donations. Fundraising is easy; we supply a toolkit, and you will also have a personal fundraising web page. We ask that each golfer raise a minimum of $500 to play May 11.
- Play as many holes as possible May 11! Wacky golf attire, themed team outfits, golf cart decorations, and outlandish spectacles encouraged. Food and drinks will be served throughout the day to keep the energy level high.
Two-person teams will battle it out for Golfathon bragging rights in the following categories:
- Fundraising Champs (team with most dollars raised)
- Most Influential (team with most donors reached)
- Most Spirited (team with best outfits and gimmicks)
Golfers of ANY skill level can register to play now through April 13. All are welcome, but space is limited.
This wild day of golf will make a meaningful difference in the lives of local young people. It’s also a lot of fun. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Check out highlights from last year…
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