18 holes at RedTail Landing
Aperol spritz & handcrafted cocktails
On-course experiences & vendors
Firefighters On Site (you’re welcome)
Swag and prizes you’ll actually keep
Vendors spotlighting women-owned & women-supporting brands
OUR Vauled PARTNER:
Presenting Partner
Life is constantly changing, which is why you need a plan, and a pro-active advisor, that can adapt with your evolving needs and goals. We help you create a financial plan – an IG Living Plan™ – that adapts and changes as your life does. Our goal? To improve your financial well-being and help you make decisions for today and tomorrow that allow you to embrace all of life’s possibilities.
2026 charities OF choice:
WIN House
For over fifty years, WIN House has been a beacon of safety and support for Edmonton and its surrounding areas. Their mission is to provide a refuge for women, children, and non-binary individuals seeking escape from dangerous situations. WIN House’s dedicated team of professionals, volunteers, and donors exemplify the unwavering commitme
For over fifty years, WIN House has been a beacon of safety and support for Edmonton and its surrounding areas. Their mission is to provide a refuge for women, children, and non-binary individuals seeking escape from dangerous situations. WIN House’s dedicated team of professionals, volunteers, and donors exemplify the unwavering commitment to those they serve. WIN House remains steadfast in their promise to offer safety, support, relief, and resources to those in need.
Edmonton Firefighters Burn Treatment Society
The Firefighters Burn Treatment Society (EFBTS), Edmonton Chapter, was founded in 1977 by local Fire Rescue Members who saw a need to bring a burn treatment unit to Edmonton. EFBTS is managed and supported by local firefighters who volunteer and dedicate their time to raise funds to improve the treatment and care of those who have sustain
The Firefighters Burn Treatment Society (EFBTS), Edmonton Chapter, was founded in 1977 by local Fire Rescue Members who saw a need to bring a burn treatment unit to Edmonton. EFBTS is managed and supported by local firefighters who volunteer and dedicate their time to raise funds to improve the treatment and care of those who have sustained a thermal injury. The funds raised are being used to support burn research, treatment and recovery. They also designated funds to support the Alberta Fire Fighters Burn Camp