• Secure the date of your day with your club early, and get their backing to host a charity golf day.
• Advertise the day early with information on the entry price, the format, fundraising activities and make sure it’s clear they will be supporting Prostate Cancer UK.
• Think about where you can advertise; your club newsletter, approach local businesses to take a team, an auction prize or hole sponsorship and on social media.
• When you sell all your teams, make an announcement in the club newsletter or on social media. You’ll still be able to squeeze another team in!
• Ahead of your event send an email reminding all your guests of the format, food and fundraising activities (e.g. remind them they will need cash on the day).
• Have a clear registration area with instructions about the day (e.g. format of the golf, timings, cost of mulligans, any holes to look out for).
• Get a group photo during the practice or before you head out for your shotgun start so you can send to everyone after the event to thank them and add it on our golf facebook group.
• Make sure you thank everyone for playing, thank the club and any company or individual who has help you organise the day.

• Run a “nearest the pin” competition on your Par 3 and charge £5 to enter, with a prize for the golfer who finishes nearest to the pin on that hole.
• Alternatively, run a “hit the green” competition - everyone who makes the green off the tee wins a prize. Charge £10 and give more people a chance of winning a small prize.
• Play the sharks and camels game! Every golfer pays £1 if you go in the water or the bunker, or teams pay £20 up front to do either as many times as possible.
• Host a raffle or auction and ask local businesses, your club and friends to donate prizes. Announce the winners over dinner. Think about who is attending and whether a raffle or auction would work best.
• Or bundle it all up - ask everyone for a £20 donation (or your chosen amount) at the registration desk covering entry into competitions on the holes, mulligans and the raffle so it’s all covered at the start.

• Use the putting green - players with the lowest score win prize / or the player with the highest number of ones for that round.
• One very long putt across the green, especially if it has a slope, which has to be holed in one.
• String putting competition - map our crazy golf-like holes on your putting green; if you hit the string or go over it, go back to the start of the hole - lowest total wins. 

Chipping competition (pay to enter)

• Three attempts to chip into a smallish circle/hoop at a fixed distance

Other competitions (pay to enter)

• Longest drive (teeing off on a par 5)
• Straightest drive (mark out a line from the tee - nearest wins)

Evening events

• Host a quiz or dinner in your club 
• Silent auction for big prizes. Ask any club within a reasonable driving distance for a free round of golf for 4 players for a prize
• Heads or tails game