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Charity Golf Event
1st Inaugural Crush Golf Tournament
Hosted at The Havens Country Club
1st Inaugural Crush Golf Tournament is a charity golf outing at The Havens Country Club in Vista, CA, scheduled for Monday, March 8, 2027.
Before You Register
Confirmed
- Date: Monday, March 8, 2027
- Venue: The Havens Country Club, Vista, CA
- Entry fee as listed: $150 golfer / $25 social-only
- Registration is listed as open.
- Official registration page: zeffy.com
Not confirmed
- The listing does not say whether the fee is per player or per foursome.
- Who may enter is not documented.
- The golf format is not documented.
- The start time is not documented.
- What the entry fee includes is not documented.
- No registration deadline is documented.
- The supported charity is not documented.
- These details have not been editorially verified.
Verify with the organizer
- Ask whether the fee is charged per player or per foursome.
- Ask who is eligible to enter and whether guests may join.
- Ask for the format and start time.
- Ask what the entry fee covers.
- Ask whether there is a registration deadline.
- Confirm the date and entry fee on the official registration page before paying.
Event Details
- Registration
- Open
- Official source
- Organizer registration page (zeffy.com)
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