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Charity Golf Event
2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament
Hosted at Prestonwood Country Club
2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament is a charity golf outing at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, NC, scheduled for Monday, November 16, 2026.
Before You Register
Confirmed
- Date: Monday, November 16, 2026
- Venue: Prestonwood Country Club, Cary, NC
- Entry fee as listed: $250 per golfer
- Registration is listed as open.
- Official registration page: charitygolfer.com
- Eligibility: Public golfer or team registration is available.
- Format: Four-person scramble.
- Entry includes: Tournament golf through qualifying registration, Player hospitality, Fundraising program
- Supported charity: Green Hope High School Athletic Booster Club
- Editorially verified on Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Not confirmed
- The start time is not documented.
- No registration deadline is documented.
Verify with the organizer
- 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 (charitygolfer.com)
- Organizer
- Green Hope High School Athletic Booster Club
- Last verified
- Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Why This Event Matters
The 2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament is November 16 at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary. The four-person scramble benefits the Green Hope High School Athletic Booster Club.
Who It Helps
Green Hope High School Athletic Booster Club
Supports safe, inclusive and competitive athletic opportunities for Green Hope High School students.
Where the Money Goes
Green Hope High School athletics
Schedule & Format
Format: Four-person scramble.
What's Included
- Tournament golf through qualifying registration
- Player hospitality
- Fundraising program
Eligibility, Deadline & Policies
- Eligibility
- Public golfer or team registration is available.
Organizer
Green Hope High School Athletic Booster Club
Sources & Last Verified
Details verified by our editorial team on Wednesday, November 4, 2026 · Play Private Golf editorial review
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does 2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament cost to enter?
- The listing records an entry fee of $250 per golfer.
- What does the entry fee for 2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament include?
- Documented inclusions: Tournament golf through qualifying registration, Player hospitality, Fundraising program.
- What is the format and start time for 2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament?
- Format: Four-person scramble..
- Who does 2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament benefit?
- Green Hope High School Athletic Booster Club. Supports safe, inclusive and competitive athletic opportunities for Green Hope High School students. Use of proceeds: Green Hope High School athletics
- Who can enter 2026 Green Hope High School Golf Tournament?
- Public golfer or team registration is available.
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