Charity Golf Event
OneEighty Changing Direction Golf Scramble
Hosted at Wooster Country Club
OneEighty Changing Direction Golf Scramble was a charity golf outing at Wooster Country Club in Wooster, OH, held on Monday, September 21, 2026.
About This Event
Play Private Golf lists OneEighty Changing Direction Golf Scramble as a charity outing hosted at Wooster Country Club. Entering an event like this is often one of the few ways for non-members to book a round at a private host club.
The event was held on Monday, September 21, 2026. Entry pricing is published on the official registration page. This date has passed; the listing is kept for reference.
Details such as the format, schedule, what entry includes, and the benefiting organization are set by the event organizer. Confirm the specifics on the official registration page linked on this listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I register for OneEighty Changing Direction Golf Scramble?
- This event has already taken place, so registration is closed. Browse current listings to find charity outings you can still enter.
- Where is OneEighty Changing Direction Golf Scramble held?
- OneEighty Changing Direction Golf Scramble is held at Wooster Country Club in Wooster, OH.
- How much does it cost to enter?
- Entry pricing is listed on the official registration page linked from this listing.
- Can non-members play Wooster Country Club?
- Wooster Country Club is a private host club with limited public access. Charity outings like OneEighty Changing Direction Golf Scramble are among the ways to play it without a membership or a member's invitation.
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