Charity Golf Event
31st Annual Pima Community College Golf Tournament
Hosted at Skyline Country Club
31st Annual Pima Community College Golf Tournament is a charity golf outing at Skyline Country Club in Tucson, AZ, scheduled for Saturday, May 22, 2027.
Before You Register
Confirmed
- Date: Saturday, May 22, 2027
- Venue: Skyline Country Club, Tucson, AZ
- Registration is listed as open.
- Official registration page: pimafoundation.org
- Eligibility: The organizer invited the public to purchase spots through an active registration path when verified.
- Format: Charity golf tournament with a 7:30 AM shotgun start.
- Entry includes: Golf
- Supported charity: Pima Community College Foundation scholarship program
- Editorially verified on Saturday, September 26, 2026
Not confirmed
- No entry fee is recorded for this event.
- The start time is not documented.
- No registration deadline is documented.
Verify with the organizer
- Ask for the current entry fee.
- 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 (pimafoundation.org)
- Organizer
- Pima Foundation
- Last verified
- Saturday, September 26, 2026
Why This Event Matters
This public tournament opens private Skyline Country Club while funding scholarships for Pima Community College students.
Who It Helps
Pima Community College Foundation scholarship program
The foundation expands educational access and opportunity for Pima Community College students.
Where the Money Goes
The organizer states that all proceeds fund scholarships for PCC students.
Event History & Honoree
31st annual tournament.
Schedule & Format
Format: Charity golf tournament with a 7:30 AM shotgun start.
What's Included
- Golf
Eligibility, Deadline & Policies
- Eligibility
- The organizer invited the public to purchase spots through an active registration path when verified.
Contests & Auction
Mulligans and 50/50 raffle tickets available.
Organizer
Pima Foundation
golf@pimafoundation.orgSources & Last Verified
Details verified by our editorial team on Saturday, September 26, 2026 · Play Private Golf editorial review
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the entry fee for 31st Annual Pima Community College Golf Tournament include?
- Documented inclusions: Golf.
- What is the format and start time for 31st Annual Pima Community College Golf Tournament?
- Format: Charity golf tournament with a 7:30 AM shotgun start..
- Who does 31st Annual Pima Community College Golf Tournament benefit?
- Pima Community College Foundation scholarship program. The foundation expands educational access and opportunity for Pima Community College students. Use of proceeds: The organizer states that all proceeds fund scholarships for PCC students.
- Who can enter 31st Annual Pima Community College Golf Tournament?
- The organizer invited the public to purchase spots through an active registration path when verified.
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