Charity Golf Event
North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor
Hosted at North Hills Country Club
On Tuesday, October 20, 2026, North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor brings golfers to North Hills Country Club in Glenside, PA for a day of charity golf. Here’s what the event involves and how to get into the field.
About This Event
North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor invites golfers of all abilities to tee it up at North Hills Country Club in Glenside, PA. Because North Hills Country Club is a private club, an outing like this is a rare chance for non-members to experience the course.
The Northeast is home to some of the oldest and most storied private clubs in American golf, many designed during the game’s early-1900s golden age. The playing season here runs roughly from April through October, so outings cluster in the warmer months. A fall date like this one is right in the heart of the local golf calendar.
This outing is built around charity, golf, tournament and fundraiser. Entry ($500 per foursome) usually covers your round, cart, and range access, with many events adding food, drinks, and on-course contests.
Spots for private-club charity outings fill quickly. Registration is handled directly by North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor — use the button on this page to claim your place.
About the Charity
Your entry to North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor is more than a green fee: it’s a donation. Events like this let clubs and nonprofits turn a day of golf into meaningful fundraising for the cause behind the event.
To learn exactly where the money goes, the registration page linked from this event includes the charity’s own details, sponsorship tiers, and donation options.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I register for North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor?
- 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 North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor being held?
- The event is held at North Hills Country Club in Glenside, PA.
- What is the entry fee?
- Entry for North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor is $500 per foursome. Check the registration page for exactly what’s included and any foursome or sponsorship options.
- Can the public play North Hills Country Club?
- North Hills Country Club is a private club, so public access is limited. Charity events like North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor are among the best ways to play the course without being a member or a member’s guest.
- When is golf season for charity outings in Pennsylvania?
- The playing season here runs roughly from April through October, so outings cluster in the warmer months. North Hills Charity Classic Golf Tournament with Folds of Honor is one of the Pennsylvania events listed in our directory.
More charity golf in Pennsylvania
- 10th Annual EBOD Golf ClassicHuntingdon Valley Country Club · Huntingdon ValleyMonday, September 21, 2026
- The Barkann Foundation's Fall Golf ClassicAronimink Golf Club · Newtown SquareMonday, September 28, 2026
- 31st Annual Golf Classic and Silent AuctionHuntingdon Valley Country Club · Huntingdon ValleyMonday, September 28, 2026
Guides to playing private clubs
- Are Charity Golf Tournament Fees Tax Deductible?Only part of a charity golf entry fee is deductible. Learn how the IRS quid pro quo rule works, see a worked example, and know which extras never count.
- Golf Tournament Formats Explained: Scramble, Best Ball, Shamble and MoreWhat scramble, best ball, shamble, stableford, and alternate shot actually mean on the course — how each one plays, who it favors, and which format suits a charity outing.
- Golf Tournament Sponsorships: What the Tiers Mean and What They CostTitle, cart, beverage, and hole sponsorships explained — what each tier typically includes, what it costs, the questions to ask before you commit, and how organizers should package them.