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As with any special event, there is a long list of details anyone managing a golf tournament must compile and review. Based on my experience, here are the top five things golf tournament organizers should pay attention to:

1. Walk The Course

If possible, play the course, but not only play it, walk through what will happen from the time the players drive into the parking lot. There should be signs telling them where to register, directions to practice greens and driving range, gifts at time of registration, explanation of rules, and time they must be in their carts, ready to find the first hole. Once on the course, identify which holes are natural bottlenecks. These are the holes that will make

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Your children may learn to love golf from their dad, but you can throw them a golf party that they won t soon forget. Instead of groaning over the fact that the little ones are asking for their first expensive clubs, you can encourage them to enjoy the sport and hopefully develop a life long love of activity. You can easily throw a golf party for the kids at a putt putt golf course or set up a mini putt course at home for part of the activities. This also make for an excellent birthday party theme for the golf lover young or old.

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College fund raising ideas can be quite creative since you are not limited to events that only children can accomplish. Some of the best college fund raising ideas are simple to put together, and can often times reap huge profits for a college group or organization.

This article is designed to show you a fast way to raise money for your favorite college group. Keep an open mind and try this golfing fundraising idea next time.

Golf Is In Season

Most colleges have a golf team or at least several people who love to play golf. One good college fund raising idea would be to have a crazy golf tournament where the golfers must perform crazy shots on each hole. You will give

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1. Personal
Fundraising letters are about as personal as you can get with a donor without meeting face to face or talking on the phone. Unlike special events, fundraising letters let you have a one-on-one meeting with each donor.

2. Can be passed along
Unlike personal visits, phone calls and special events, fundraising letters can reproduce themselves. Your appeal on paper has the opportunity to reach more than one donor, potentially doubling or tripling your efforts. Member-Get-A-Member letters are a perfect example of this dynamic at work.

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Do not invite poor people. This is probably one of the most important rules to keep in mind when planning your Charity Golf Tournament. While poor people are quite often the life of the party, in many tournament situations, they will not be helpful in this case. In the event that you have some rather poor relations who would like to be a part of the big day, you may refer to any number of golf etiquette books currently on the market to give you advice on just how to keep them from showing up. One way is to not tell them. Another is to accidentally give them the wrong city, calculating just how much travel time will

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