Putting Contests are Moneymakers! Putting Contests in "Golf Tournaments 101 The Second Edition" are given their own Chapter Putting Contests in a … [Read More...] about Putting Competitions for Your Charity Golf Fundraiser Tournament
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Helping Schools Raise Funds with a Charity Golf Tournament
Schools Raise Money with One Day Charity Golf Fundraising Tournaments A Wonderful Way for Schools and Colleges to Raise Funds. Helping Schools Raise funds by Transition Schools that hold bake-sales, sell magazine subscriptions and conduct car-washes should explore moving their efforts and bring in more fundraising dollars by transitioning into the awesome world of one-day charity golf tournaments. Everything I’ve Learned Over the Years while assisting charities and helping schools raise … [Read more...] about Helping Schools Raise Funds with a Charity Golf Tournament
Sponsorships: Their Importance in Charity Golf Fundraising Tournaments
Sponsorships are a Vital Part in Making Charity Golf Fundraising Tournaments Profitable There’s an Old Saying in retail sales that most in that trade would agree with. The three most important factors in retail are: LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATION The Same Philosophy should be adopted when planning a fundraising golf tournament. The only difference being, the focus becomes: SPONSORSHIP - SPONSORSHIP - SPONSORSHIP The Subject of Sponsorships has a whole chapter devoted to it in my book … [Read more...] about Sponsorships: Their Importance in Charity Golf Fundraising Tournaments
Golfers for Your Charity Golf Fundraiser Tournament. Where Will They Come From?
Golfers for your Nonprofit Charity Golf Fundraiser Tournament Golfers to support your organization: Golfers can come from many places and for different reasons. Think about all the companies, groups and individual people who might be excited to play in your tournament and are willing and eager to support your cause. Be innovative and think outside the box as you build your database and mailing lists. Be sure to involve all of your organization’s supporters and your newly formed tournament … [Read more...] about Golfers for Your Charity Golf Fundraiser Tournament. Where Will They Come From?
The LPGA Inaugural International Crown
Congratulations to the LPGA Tour and their amazing commissioner Michael Whan. Putting together “The LPGA Inaugural International Crown Tournament” that turned out to be such a success must have been a task of monumental size. Working with countries all around the world, bringing in sponsors worldwide, creating the format for the four day event along with all the other planning wouldn’t have been a task for the faint-of-heart. Makes putting together the One-Day-Charity-Fundraiser-Tournaments I … [Read more...] about The LPGA Inaugural International Crown
Go-Go-Go-Lydia Ko
$1 Million Dollar Teenager is Making History Lydia was born in Seoul, Korea on April 24th 1997. Her family moved to New Zealand when Lydia was very young. She is a New Zealand National. She sure is breaking some records on the LPGA Tour. At the tender age of 17 she has already earned $1,061,019 this year alone in tour winnings. Yes and there’s sponsor endorsements on top of that, which I suspect are substantial. The million dollar mark was broken when she won the LPGA Marathon Classic. Her … [Read more...] about Go-Go-Go-Lydia Ko
Stacy Lewis. World’s Number 1 Lady Golfer
Stacy Lewis. World’s Number 1 Lady Golfer Comparing the PGA Tour and the LPGA Tour Dollar Difference Over the last weekend ending Sunday June 1st Stacy Lewis won the Shop-Rite LPGA Classic Golf Tournament, played in New Jersey. In doing so for the second time she became the world’s #1 lady golfer. The win put her earning year to date at $1,102,756. Michelle Wie in 2nd place has earnings of $821,994. Meaning Stacy is the only lady over the million dollar mark so far this year. That made … [Read more...] about Stacy Lewis. World’s Number 1 Lady Golfer
From 1950 until 1954, Mel served his five year apprenticeship in club-making with his Uncle Gerry. In so doing, he became the last Anderson family member in five generations to become a maker of handmade golf clubs.