We bring the clubhouse with us.
Player gifts, on-course fundraising, the Players Lounge and event video for charity tournaments and private club events — planned with you, and set up before the first group tees off.
Clubs, charities and partners we work with: Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Monarch Beach Golf Links, San Diego Country Club, PGA HOPE, Sunset Hills Country Club, Susan G. Komen, Rolling Hills Country Club, Yorba Linda Country Club.
Start with your event.
We help you throw the best event of the year and raise the most money doing it.

Charity golf tournaments
Raise more money and give players a day they talk about. Gifts they keep, activations that bring in donations, and a team that runs it with you.
See what we do
Private club tournaments
Make your member tournament the one members don’t miss. Gifts, on-course experiences and the handout if you want us there, all from one partner.
See what we do
Other events
Fundraiser, company event or something else? We help you put on a better event and, where it counts, raise more. Tell us about it.
Tell us about it (opens in a new tab)Five ways we show up.
Book one or stack them. We plan it with you and run our part on the day.

Player Gifts
Custom gifts players keep, made by Good Boy Custom and handed out if you want us there.
Made for your event
The Players Lounge
Our mobile clubhouse: bourbon, wine, cigars and on-site shopping. Travels to CA, NV and AZ.
The ultimate experience
Good Girl Showdown
Our Beat the Pro: the on-course activation that raises money during the round.
$200 min per group
Good Boy Productions
A hype video, social shorts and photos that showcase your sponsors.
Video · shorts · photos
Charity Golf Event Consulting
Plan the whole event with us, built to raise the most money it can.
Free strategy session
See it on the course.
The lounge, the tee-prize pickup and the Showdown — from real events.
More for your players. Not more on your budget.
What we change depends on the event. Pick yours.
The same event, with and without us
Example: 160 players at $300
+$28,200
More to the charity
$202 → $193
Net cost per player, with the activation sponsored
+92%
Net raised
See the numbers
| Line | A typical tournament | With Good Boy |
|---|---|---|
| Player costs | −$32,320 | −$35,820 |
| Registration | $48,000 | $48,000 |
| Sponsorships | $15,000 | $20,000 |
| Showdown donations | — | $6,500 |
| VIP upgrades | — | $12,000 |
| Contests + auction | — | $8,200 |
| Net to charity | $30,680 | $58,880 |
The Showdown pays for itself: sell it as a presenting sponsorship, and the donations it brings in go to your cause. Our consulting helps you sell experiences sponsors want to own.
$6,500
Raised on average through the Showdown
100+
Charity golf events
100%
Of donations to your cause with a presenting sponsor
5.0
From 50+ client reviews
Your member-guest, with us
One partner from check-in to the last tee prize
- 01
Tee prizes designed for your club
Custom gear with your crest and your tournament, made for the members who play it.
- 02
Check in at the Lounge
Our mobile clubhouse is open before the first group tees off: bourbon, wine, cigars.
- 03
Members pick their prizes
An on-site shop of your club’s custom gear instead of one gift for everyone.
- 04
One invoice
One coordinated delivery, set up and run on site. Nothing left over for the shop to manage.
Your golf shop runs the tournament, not the logistics. For member-guests and member-member events we bring the clubhouse and the tee-prize shop, and members talk about it until next year.
40+
Member tournaments
220+
Players shopping their own tee prizes at one member-guest
River Club
5.0
From 50+ client reviews
CA · NV · AZ
Where the Lounge travels
What makes people keep a branded gift
What recipients told PPAI
- ~90%
say design plays a role in their decision to keep a product
- ~70%
say high-quality materials or finishes make it look and feel premium
- 2 in 3
say usefulness is the top reason they keep a promo product
- 60%+
are turned away immediately by poor material or construction
Company golf days and client events can book the Players Lounge, and the gear comes from our sister brand, Good Boy Custom: designed to be kept, not tossed.
100+
Custom projects delivered
Good Boy Custom
15,000
Items customized
Good Boy Custom
Poured on the deck
What phase is your tournament in?
Take the Charity Golf Scaling Assessment. See what’s working, what’s holding your tournament back and the next moves that can help you raise more money and create a better player experience.
- Your Charity Golf Scaling Score
- Which of the five phases your tournament is in
- Your #1 scaling constraint
- Three prioritized recommendations
- Free resources matched to your tournament
About 5 minutes · 7 short sections · Free
Example result
Not a real tournamentYour #1 constraint
Sponsorship is the biggest gap. Sponsor packages lean on visibility, which limits both their price and how often sponsors come back.
Three prioritized moves
- Move sponsors beyond visibility into branded on-course experiences.
- Improve VIP perceived value and adoption.
- Start tracking sponsor retention.
Or start with a guide
All resources →The Charity Golf Event Playbook
6 phases, 18 steps — one system for a better event that raises more.
Free · quick sign-upRead the playbook →The Charity Golf Sponsorship Playbook
Build sponsor packages companies want to buy, and prove their value after.
Free · quick sign-upRead the playbook →Calculators
Apparel sizing, player gift budget and VIP package pricing.
Free · quick sign-upOpen the calculators →
Let’s plan the event, not just the gear.
A strategy session is a working call about your tournament — budget, timeline, sponsorships, gifting and what to run on the course. We’ll help you get more out of the day whether or not we’re there for it.
Bring us out, or just take the plan.
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