Colorado University Athletics
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Annual Colorado Golf Day Set For August 24
July 24, 2026 | Men's Golf, Alumni C Club
Men's Team Popular Fundraiser
BOULDER — The 16th annual Colorado Golf Day, the men's team's major fundraiser that annually has brought together coaches, current and former players and supporters of the program, is set once again at Boulder Country Club for Monday, August 24.
Once again, participants have the opportunity to play the course that has previously hosted several of the state's top amateur tournaments throughout its history, and the 2017 Pac-12 championship.
Head coach Roy Edwards created the popular event in 2010. Individuals and foursomes can play in the event, which starts with an informal lunch followed by a shotgun start with a "shamble" format. Each group will be paired with a CU golf celebrity or a special guest (team members, coaches, staff and others). Awards and heavy appetizers are post-golf.
"This event has always served as an exciting way to start the season since its creation," said Edwards, who is beginning his 21st season as CU's head coach. "Boulder Country Club has done a terrific job through the years hosting Colorado Golf Day, our important fundraiser for the men's golf team. Everyone enjoys the course and the opportunity to meet the team."
The format is a four-person "shamble" with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start, and entry fees include lunch, soft drinks, a heavy appetizer awards reception and prizes (a shamble is where everyone tees off, but then everyone plays in from the location of the best drive). Also included is membership in the Colorado Golf Partners booster program.
Individual entry fees are $600 -- $2,400 for a foursome – players can compete as individuals or for their businesses, but also can compete with three others on behalf of their designated golf club (members, pros, staff members, etc.) and the winning team will receive a rotating trophy to be on display at their club.
For the third straight year, which has proven to be extremely popular, each foursome will have a special guest added as a fifth member to their foursome – a "CU golf celebrity." The full list of those guests, which will include member of the golf team, alumni and others, will be made available by August 19; teams will then have an opportunity to submit closed bids up until the start of the tournament to determine which players they will be paired with.
There are also several sponsorship opportunities available (hole and title sponsors at various donation amounts), along with many great auction items to bid on as well. All net proceeds from the event go to the Men's Golf Team Excellence Fund to help defray assorted expenses over the course of the season. Those interested in helping support the program don't need to play but can choose one of the sponsorship or donation options.
To register (please sign up online and if you need more information or any help registering online please contact Quinn Roche at quinn.roche@colorado.edu). Sign up by purchasing a sponsorship, a team of four, an individual, or purchase a hole sign sponsorship here at this link: https://cvent.me/NyMvzg.
Once again, participants have the opportunity to play the course that has previously hosted several of the state's top amateur tournaments throughout its history, and the 2017 Pac-12 championship.
Head coach Roy Edwards created the popular event in 2010. Individuals and foursomes can play in the event, which starts with an informal lunch followed by a shotgun start with a "shamble" format. Each group will be paired with a CU golf celebrity or a special guest (team members, coaches, staff and others). Awards and heavy appetizers are post-golf.
"This event has always served as an exciting way to start the season since its creation," said Edwards, who is beginning his 21st season as CU's head coach. "Boulder Country Club has done a terrific job through the years hosting Colorado Golf Day, our important fundraiser for the men's golf team. Everyone enjoys the course and the opportunity to meet the team."
The format is a four-person "shamble" with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start, and entry fees include lunch, soft drinks, a heavy appetizer awards reception and prizes (a shamble is where everyone tees off, but then everyone plays in from the location of the best drive). Also included is membership in the Colorado Golf Partners booster program.
Individual entry fees are $600 -- $2,400 for a foursome – players can compete as individuals or for their businesses, but also can compete with three others on behalf of their designated golf club (members, pros, staff members, etc.) and the winning team will receive a rotating trophy to be on display at their club.
For the third straight year, which has proven to be extremely popular, each foursome will have a special guest added as a fifth member to their foursome – a "CU golf celebrity." The full list of those guests, which will include member of the golf team, alumni and others, will be made available by August 19; teams will then have an opportunity to submit closed bids up until the start of the tournament to determine which players they will be paired with.
There are also several sponsorship opportunities available (hole and title sponsors at various donation amounts), along with many great auction items to bid on as well. All net proceeds from the event go to the Men's Golf Team Excellence Fund to help defray assorted expenses over the course of the season. Those interested in helping support the program don't need to play but can choose one of the sponsorship or donation options.
To register (please sign up online and if you need more information or any help registering online please contact Quinn Roche at quinn.roche@colorado.edu). Sign up by purchasing a sponsorship, a team of four, an individual, or purchase a hole sign sponsorship here at this link: https://cvent.me/NyMvzg.
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