Charity Golf Event
11th Annual LoveYourBrain Golf Tournament: Birdies for Brain Health
Hosted at Burlington Country Club
11th Annual LoveYourBrain Golf Tournament: Birdies for Brain Health is a charity golf outing at Burlington Country Club in Burlington, VT, scheduled for Monday, September 13, 2027.
Before You Register
Confirmed
- Date: Monday, September 13, 2027
- Venue: Burlington Country Club, Burlington, VT
- Entry fee as listed: Playing and sponsorship interest open
- Registration is listed as open.
- Official registration page: loveyourbrain.com
- Eligibility: The official 2027 page invites golfers and sponsors to submit participation interest.
- Format: Charity golf tournament.
- Entry includes: Golf, On-course contests, Raffle prizes, Community celebration
- Supported charity: LoveYourBrain Foundation
- Editorially verified on Monday, September 28, 2026
Not confirmed
- The listing does not say whether the fee is per player or per foursome.
- The start time is not documented.
- No registration deadline is documented.
Verify with the organizer
- Ask whether the fee is charged per player or per foursome.
- Ask for the start time.
- Ask whether there is a registration deadline.
- Confirm with the organizer that nothing has changed since the last verification date.
Event Details
- Registration
- Open
- Official source
- Organizer registration page (loveyourbrain.com)
- Organizer
- LoveYourBrain Foundation
- Last verified
- Monday, September 28, 2026
Why This Event Matters
This public charity golf event opens Burlington Country Club while supporting LoveYourBrain Foundation.
Who It Helps
LoveYourBrain Foundation
LoveYourBrain provides free programs supporting mental health, resilience, and community for people affected by brain injury and their caregivers.
Where the Money Goes
Tournament fundraising supports free programs for people affected by brain injury and caregivers.
Schedule & Format
Format: Charity golf tournament.
What's Included
- Golf
- On-course contests
- Raffle prizes
- Community celebration
Eligibility, Deadline & Policies
- Eligibility
- The official 2027 page invites golfers and sponsors to submit participation interest.
Organizer
LoveYourBrain Foundation
Sources & Last Verified
Details verified by our editorial team on Monday, September 28, 2026 · Play Private Golf editorial review
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does 11th Annual LoveYourBrain Golf Tournament: Birdies for Brain Health cost to enter?
- The listing records an entry fee of Playing and sponsorship interest open. It does not state whether this is per player or per foursome.
- What does the entry fee for 11th Annual LoveYourBrain Golf Tournament: Birdies for Brain Health include?
- Documented inclusions: Golf, On-course contests, Raffle prizes, Community celebration.
- What is the format and start time for 11th Annual LoveYourBrain Golf Tournament: Birdies for Brain Health?
- Format: Charity golf tournament..
- Who does 11th Annual LoveYourBrain Golf Tournament: Birdies for Brain Health benefit?
- LoveYourBrain Foundation. LoveYourBrain provides free programs supporting mental health, resilience, and community for people affected by brain injury and their caregivers. Use of proceeds: Tournament fundraising supports free programs for people affected by brain injury and caregivers.
- Who can enter 11th Annual LoveYourBrain Golf Tournament: Birdies for Brain Health?
- The official 2027 page invites golfers and sponsors to submit participation interest.
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