Elevating the experience while raising more money.
Fundraising activations, on-course entertainment and gifting players keep — for charity golf tournaments and other charity events, so the day raises more and plays better.
What phase is your tournament in?
Take the Charity Golf Scaling Assessment to 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
- 01Build
- 02Grow
- 03Scale
- 04Elevate
- 05Dominate
The Good Girl Showdown.
Challenge your players to beat the Good Girl on a featured hole and raise money for your cause. Every group donates to take part, and the experience can be sold as a premium presenting sponsorship.
- minimum donation per foursome/group
- $200
- raised on average through the activation
- $6,500
- upfront for events with 100+ players
- $0
Two ways to run it
- The $3,500 Luxury Flat Fee Activation. Your event can sell the experience as a $5,000–$7,500+ presenting sponsorship and retain the sponsorship margin, while 100% of additional activation donations can go to the charity.
- The $0-upfront model. Events with 100+ players may use a 60% Good Boy / 40% charity fundraising split.
Your event picks the game
- Score a 0. Players attempt to score a 0 on the featured hole to beat the Good Girl — a hole-in-one on a par 3, or an eagle (two under par) on other holes.
- Use the Good Girl Shot. Players can play the Good Girl’s shot on the featured hole — can they beat her score?
- Two swings. Two chances at their best shot against the Good Girl’s result.
What your players win
- KP prize every time. KP means closest to the pin: the player whose shot finishes nearest the hole wins. A KP prize is awarded every time, so every player has a chance to win.
- Grand prize drawing. Entry into the Top 2 Grand Prize drawing, valued $250–$400.
- Post-event giveaway. Free entry (no purchase required), plus discounts on Good Boy Golf gear.
More ways to raise, and to host.
Add any of these to your day. Pick what you’re interested in on the request form.
Putting Contest
A hosted putting challenge that keeps players engaged and raises money.
Air Cannon
A crowd-favorite air cannon tee shot that turns a hole into a show.
The Players Lounge
Our clubhouse trailerOur mobile clubhouse, set up on site for check-in, gifting and hospitality — bourbon deck, wine corner, cigars and on-site shopping.
Pop-Up Golf Simulator
A golf simulator set up at your event or venue for contests and entertainment.
- Closest-to-the-pin contests
- Longest drive challenges
- 1v1 match play
- Prizes and giveaways
- Pop-up shop
Production Package
Good Boy ProductionsEvent video and photos: a hype video, social shorts and edited photos that showcase your sponsors. Packages from $2,500.
Player Gifts
Made by Good Boy CustomCurated gifting players actually keep — designed for your event and produced custom, handed out by our team if you want us there.
See it at real tournaments.
From first call to first tee.
- 01
Take the assessment
About 5 minutes. See your phase, your #1 constraint and three prioritized recommendations.
Start the assessment (opens in a new tab) - 02
Book a strategy session
A working call about your tournament — budget, timeline, sponsorships, gifting and what to run on the course.
Book a strategy session (opens in a new tab) - 03
Pick your programs
The Showdown, a putting contest, the lounge — whatever fits your field and your goal.
- 04
We run it on the day
Set up before the first group tees off, so your team can run the tournament.
What organizers say
“Everyone was pretty stoked for the belts. Someone even said this tournament has the best giveaways. … The Good Girl Showdown was a huge hit for us. … Raised almost 3,000 just from that so I consider that huge success.”
Vincent ParrishFrederick County Career Firefighters “We added the Good Girl Showdown to our event to raise more money for our charity at NO cost to us which significantly impacted our first-year budget.”
Carissa Shaw, PGABetter Together Golf
Let’s raise more at your next one.
Tell us about the event and the cause, or start with the assessment and bring the results to a strategy session.