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Charity Golf Event

CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament

Hosted at Arrowhead Golf Course

CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament is a charity golf outing at Arrowhead Golf Course, scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, 2026. Registering is one of the few ways the public can play this private course while backing a good cause.

About This Event

Hosted at Arrowhead Golf Course, CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament pairs a day of golf at a private club with fundraising for its cause. For most players, this is the realistic route onto a course that’s otherwise closed to the public.

This outing is built around charity, golf and tournament. Entry (See site) usually covers your round, cart, and range access, with many events adding food, drinks, and on-course contests.

Fields for events like this tend to sell out, so it pays to register early. Sign-ups go through CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament via the link on this page.

About the Charity

Proceeds from CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament support the organization’s mission. A charity golf tournament is a genuinely enjoyable way to give back — your entry and any extra donations fund the cause while you enjoy an exclusive course.

The official signup page (linked above) spells out the charity’s background, sponsorship packages, and ways to give beyond the entry fee.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register for CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament?
Registration is handled directly by the charity. Use the “Register” button on this page to reach the official signup, where you can reserve an individual spot or a full foursome.
Where is CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament being held?
The event is held at Arrowhead Golf Course. See the event details for location info.
What is the entry fee?
Entry pricing is listed on the charity’s registration page linked from this event.
Can the public play Arrowhead Golf Course?
Arrowhead Golf Course is a private club, so public access is limited. Charity events like CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament are among the best ways to play the course without being a member or a member’s guest.