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Charity Golf Events in Maryland

3 upcoming charity golf events across 2 private clubs in Maryland, running April–September 2027.

Upcoming events in Maryland

24th Annual Teen Challenge of Baltimore Golf Tournament & Silent Auction

Apr 19, 2027Towson, MD
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Entry

$225 per golfer

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4th Annual Mother Seton Academy Golf Tournament

Jun 14, 2027Towson, MD
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Entry

$250 individual / $1,000 foursome

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2027 Main Street Golf Outing

Sep 20, 2027Rockville, MD
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How charity access works in Maryland

Most of the clubs listed here are private and normally closed to the public. A charity outing is the exception: the host nonprofit books the course for a day, sells entries to anyone willing to support the cause, and you play as a paying participant rather than a member or a member's guest.

To register for a Maryland event, open its listing below and follow the registration link to the charity's own page. You pay the charity directly — we don't process entries or take a cut — and your fee funds their work while covering your round, cart, and usually food.

Private clubs with events in Maryland

2 clubs are hosting upcoming charity outings across 2 cities.

Frequently asked questions

How many charity golf events are coming up in Maryland?
We currently list 3 upcoming charity golf events in Maryland, scheduled between April–September 2027. The list updates as charities publish new outings and as past events roll off.
Which private clubs in Maryland host charity outings?
Upcoming events are hosted at Country Club of Maryland and Woodmont Country Club. Each club's page shows its scheduled events and how to enter.
When is the next charity golf event in Maryland?
The next listed outing is 24th Annual Teen Challenge of Baltimore Golf Tournament & Silent Auction at Country Club of Maryland in Towson on Monday, April 19, 2027.
Do I have to be a member to play these Maryland courses?
No. That's the point of a charity outing — you register through the nonprofit and play as a participant, so you don't need a membership or a member sponsor to get on the course for the day.

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