Tee Up For Life
Colorado Springs

Tee Up For Life Colorado Springs is the premier charity golf tournament of the Pikes Peak region, benefiting the American Cancer Society. Fun and fellowship in a good cause.

Please join us for the Tee Up for Life Colorado Springs Golf Tournament to benefit the American Cancer Society. We have an exciting tournament for you this year at the beautiful Antler Creek Golf Course in Peyton, Colorado .

Your registration fee for this 4 person scramble will get you green fees, cart fees, range balls, and a buy one get one greens fee free coupon for your next visit to this beautiful course on the Eastern plains just east of Colorado Springs.

Thank you for your support of the American Cancer Society. For more details send email to TeeUp4Life(at)gmail.com

Click here for rules.

Click here for 2012 event details and register as a player.

Click here to register as a sponsor for the 2012 event.

Pictures of the 2011 event are available on Shutterfly . See if you can spot yourself in action and download as many pictures as you like.

Can't play? You can still donate.

Give a gift from the heart, as little or as much as you wish.

For a copy of the sponsor letter to present to your management, click here.

 

 

Director's Message

On behalf of Tee Up For Life Colorado Springs, I would like to invite you and your company to participate in our 2012 Charity Golf Tournament benefitting the American Cancer Society. The event will be a four person scramble at the Antler Creek Golf Club.
Tee Up for Life Colorado Springs is a 501(c)3 organization dedicated to raising money for the American Cancer Society. We held our first annual event in 2009 and raised over $1700. Our second event in 2010 raised over $3700. In 2011, we raised $5400 for the ACS. Our event Sponsor, Braxton Technologies, made this event very successful. We are looking forward to an even bigger and better tournament in 2012 and we will need your help. Sponsors, we need you. Hole, lunch, contest and many other sponsorship levels are available now.
I was 6 years old when I first lost a family member to cancer. Since then I have seen my mother, mother-in-law, aunts, uncles and friends fall to this same disease. Then at age 44 I became a cancer patient myself. If it hadn't been for the great strides made in cancer research over the years, my own story might have ended quite differently. Now is the time to help those people that help others. Your participation in this tournament, as a player, donor, or sponsor, will help the American Cancer Society fund a variety of initiatives that will end up saving lives. You can register for the tournament, donate to the cause, or register a sponsorhip directly on this site or by contacting us by phone or email. Thank you for your support of this important cause.