Charity Golf Event
Lifetime Golf Classic
Hosted at Colorado Golf Club
Lifetime Golf Classic is a charity golf event held at Colorado Golf Club in Parker, CO on Monday, August 10, 2026. Register through the charity to play a private course while supporting a great cause.
About This Event
Lifetime Golf Classic invites golfers of all skill levels to tee it up at Colorado Golf Club in Parker, CO. Because Colorado Golf Club is a private club, an event like this is one of the rare opportunities for the public to experience the course — all while raising money for charity.
This outing is organized around scramble, autism, four-person and 18-hole. Your entry (See site) typically includes your round, a cart, and range access, with many outings adding food, beverages, and on-course contests. Every dollar beyond costs supports the host organization.
Spots for charity outings at private courses fill up quickly. Registration is handled directly by Lifetime Golf Classic — use the button on this page to secure your place in the field before it sells out.
About the Charity
Proceeds from Lifetime Golf Classic go toward the organization's mission. Charity golf tournaments are a meaningful way to give back: your entry fee and any additional donations help fund the cause while you enjoy a day on an exclusive course.
If you'd like to learn more about where your money goes, the registration page linked on this event includes the charity's own details, sponsorship options, and donation information.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I register for Lifetime Golf Classic?
- Registration is handled directly by the charity. Use the “Register” button on this page to go to the official signup, where you can reserve an individual spot or a foursome.
- Where is Lifetime Golf Classic being held?
- The event is held at Colorado Golf Club in Parker, CO.
- How much does it cost to enter?
- Entry pricing is listed on the charity's registration page linked from this event.
- Can the public play Colorado Golf Club?
- Colorado Golf Club is a private club, so public access is limited. Charity events like Lifetime Golf Classic are among the best ways to play the course without being a member or member's guest.