Golf Tournaments

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May 28, 2026 | The Quarry 

On Thursday, May 28th, the Mental Health Golf Classic, presented by Volvo Cars Edmonton, will tee off at the spectacular Quarry Golf Course. 

This fundraising tournament, in support of the Canadian Mental Health Association Edmonton, will bring together local businesses, golf enthusiasts and community leaders, offering the opportunity to enjoy a fabulous day on the greens and many opportunities to network with others in the community.

Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or a beginner, this tournament is for everyone. Be part of this exciting Texas Scramble format with a shotgun start at 8:30 am, followed by a banquet, prizing/draws, and an auction.

For over 50 years, Edmonton’s 24-hour Distress Line service has served hundreds of thousands of people in crisis and trained thousands of community volunteers to intervene in mental health, family violence and suicide crises. The proceeds from this year's event will directly benefit the operation of CMHA-Edmonton’s Distress Line. Your contribution helps ensure this critical service is there for those who need it most.

For questions about the event or to learn more about partnership opportunities, please reach out to Darla Zuk at darla@pep-events.ca.

For more information about the Canadian Mental Health Association Edmonton, please visit their website at https://edmonton.cmha.ca/

We invite you to check out the "Gallery Page" to see all of the exciting event photos captured at last year's Mental Health Golf Classic.

July 9, 2026 | RedTail Landing Golf
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Step back in time and onto the tee box for the very first Bad Birdies Invitational — where vintage vibes meet modern-day swing.

This inaugural event, presented by Tanya Grace, CFP® RRC®, on Thursday, July 9th (1:30 shotgun) at RedTail Landing Golf Club brings together women who love the game, enjoy a great day outdoors, and believe that golf is about more than just scorecards — it’s about community, networking, and creating unforgettable memories that last long after the final putt drops.

Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or new to the sport, the Bad Birdies Invitational is designed to be welcoming and spirited for players of all skill levels.

Inspired by the bold style and carefree spirit of the 60s and 70s, this inaugural ladies' golf tournament is a celebration of friendship, fun, and fearless play. 

So grab your clubs, bring your groove, and let’s make history — one bad birdie at a time.

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. 

https://www.winhouse.org/ 

Edmonton Firefighters Burn Treatment Society

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. 

https://www.efbts.ca

September 11, 2026 | Edmonton Springs Golf Course

WOOF, WOOF! I get to golf with my best friend?  YES...your "furry" friend gets to join you for 9 holes of golf! 

We invite you and your pooch to join us for the original "Who Let The Dogs Golf?® Tournament" on Friday, September 11th (afternoon), at the Edmonton Springs Golf Course.

This unique event is guaranteed to have all tails a-wagging on the greens.  Twosomes (1 dog) and foursomes (2 dogs) will have the opportunity to bring their furry pooch with them to take part in a 9-Hole Texas Scramble Tournament, followed by buffet dinner and prizing in an outdoor facility.  Golfers without dogs are also welcome to join us.

We have limited spots available - only 72 golfers and 36 dogs will have the chance to experience this barking good adventure!

All net proceeds raised at this tournament will go to support a local charity, "Dogs With Wings" Assistance Dog Society.  They breed, raise, train, place, and support Service Dogs for individuals with mobility challenges and PTSD or trauma-related concerns.  They also provide Companion, Therapy, and Facility Dogs, each offering critical emotional support. Facility Dogs work in courtrooms, police stations, and advocacy centres, comforting thousands affected by crime and abuse. Therapy Dogs support group settings, such as schools and hospitals, while Companion Dogs offer comfort at home.  To find out more about Dogs with Wings, visit their website:   https://dogswithwings.ca/

If you are interested in learning more about the tournament and/or partnership opportunities, please contact Darla at darla@pep-events.ca or call 780-267-0707.

Check out the "Gallery Page" for all the doggie and golfing moments from the 2025 Dog Tourney.