PGA Golf Day was established by PGA Professionals in the Southwest Section with a goal to raise money for selected local charities and to highlight the value of the PGA Professional in local communities. Today, this program and this website serve to facilitate the efforts of PGA Sections across the country in raising much-needed funds for their local philanthropies and foundations. 

The concept of the website itself is to automate the fundraising process and to expand the collective reach of a Section's fundraising efforts. By engaging as many participants as possible, fundraising results are growing exponentially with unlimited scalability. Most Sections conduct a 100 hole golf marathon, although this is not mandatory for participation. Players register themselves online and formulate their own personal web pages, then send emails or do what they can to direct supporters to their pages and make contributions. Donation receipts and custom Thank You letters are sent to supporters automatically.

National, Sectional and individual leaderboards provide real-time updates and standings of all fundraising activity and contributions.  

Participating Sections may choose to adopt the PGA Golf Day model or continue already established fundraising programs through this website. Whether you are a donor, fundraiser, charity, or PGA Section, we hope you'll enjoy taking part in this wonderful program.

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Raised so far: $651,151.00

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The Gateway Section PGA has partnered with Ozzie Smith to raise contributions for their Foundation. Ozzie will be playing 100 Holes for PGA Golf Day. They are also gaining significant exposure in the media and local community by allowing contributors to come out and watch the event.