4 women wearing pink items of clothing, and pink fancy dress wigs, smile together for a photo on a golf course.

Golf at Breast Cancer Now

Get golfing and support people affected by breast cancer.

Is there anything better than getting out on the course? The friendly rivalry, the conversations and laughter, the memories you make? Oh yes, and the small matter of 18 holes.

These are life’s moments to treasure. And by signing up to hold a golf event to raise money for Breast Cancer Now, you’ll make more treasured moments – for you, your friends and anyone affected by breast cancer. Or why not choose us as your golf club’s charity of the year? And create a full year of golf challenges and events.

Let’s get on the course and drive for a future where everyone with breast cancer lives, and is supported to live well.

How to get involved

  • 4 women wearing pink clothes and pink wigs and holding golf clubs

    Hold a golf day

    A fun way to fundraise, however you want to tee up yours! Think sweepstakes, sponsored holes or a competition for best-dressed golfer.

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  • A blonde-haired lady wearing a pink golf visor cap, pink sunglasses, star-shaped pink earrings and a pink T-shirt, smiles on the golf course.

    Charity of the year

    Create a full year of golf challenges and events, and you could help make sure people affected by breast cancer get the support they need.

    Find out more

All you need for your golf event

Step 1

Get inspiration

We have lots of ideas in our golf guide. You can also get in touch to learn how to plan your event.

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Step 2

Get your resources

Need bunting, posters or invitations? Tee yourself up for success with our event resources.

Golf event downloads

Your golf events

  • 4 women golfers are standing next to one another. They are wearing a mix of pink tops, shorts and fancy-dress skirts as they smile at the camera while holding their golf clubs. They are also wearing pink and purple fancy-dress wigs and transparent golf visors.
  • A woman watches on after playing a shot on the golf course. She is holding her golf club in both hands and wearing pink trousers, a red top with small white dots on, and a purple golf visor together with a purple fancy-dress wig.
  • A lady with short blonde hair is smiling on the golf course. She is holding her scorecard in both hands, and attached to the back of her pink golf visor is a pink balloon. She is also wearing a pink top.
  • 4 women are smiling in a group photo. They are wearing Breast Cancer Now pink charity tops. 2 of the ladies are wearing jeans and the other 2 women are wearing dark trousers. Behind them is a large bunch of pink balloons.
  • A woman with long blonde hair, is smiling with her golf club held in front of her, as she prepares to putt next to the flag on a golf course. She is wearing a pink top, a short pink skirt, and a pink golf cap.
  • 4 women golfers are standing next to one another. They are wearing a mix of pink tops, shorts and fancy-dress skirts as they smile at the camera while holding their golf clubs. They are also wearing pink and purple fancy-dress wigs and transparent golf visors.
  • A woman watches on after playing a shot on the golf course. She is holding her golf club in both hands and wearing pink trousers, a red top with small white dots on, and a purple golf visor together with a purple fancy-dress wig.
  • A lady with short blonde hair is smiling on the golf course. She is holding her scorecard in both hands, and attached to the back of her pink golf visor is a pink balloon. She is also wearing a pink top.
  • 4 women are smiling in a group photo. They are wearing Breast Cancer Now pink charity tops. 2 of the ladies are wearing jeans and the other 2 women are wearing dark trousers. Behind them is a large bunch of pink balloons.
  • A woman with long blonde hair, is smiling with her golf club held in front of her, as she prepares to putt next to the flag on a golf course. She is wearing a pink top, a short pink skirt, and a pink golf cap.

Here’s how the money you raise could help

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  • £300...

    could help 10 people affected by breast cancer get vital answers by calling our free helpline. No question is too big or too small. And all calls are answered by breast care nurses and trained staff.

  • £500...

    could pay for 5 people to go to Living with Secondary Breast Cancer - group sessions for people with incurable breast cancer. They’ll get expert information and meet others in a similar situation.

  • £1,000...

    could pay for 4 days of research. That’s 4 days for a researcher to better understand breast cancer. Work on their project. And find new ways to diagnose, treat and prevent the disease.

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We’re your trusted caddy

Whatever you do, we’ll be here with personalised support, to make sure your day is a success. Got a question? Get in touch with us today by calling 0207 025 2425, or contacting us via email.

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