Over the last 28 years, the Ouimet Fund had been building what became the country’s largest Golf Marathon, an event which raised more than $6 million dollars.  Despite facing trying times, 2020 allowed our eager participants to remain involved and ultimately set new records under the new Golf Sprint format.

Clubs and individuals from across the state came together this summer to creatively play as many holes as possible in one hour, with the common goal of increasing the scholarship impact for Ouimet Scholars.  This new format allowed Sprinters to remain safe while continuing the tradition of the country’s largest golf endurance challenge.

Sprinters took on the challenge at more than 40 sites across the state, allowing many more people to get involved and share their own Ouimet message with fellow members, family, friends & colleagues.  A record breaking $410,000 was raised by more than 60 participants this year!  We are incredibly grateful to all the sprinters, fundraisers and donors who made this event a success.

NEW GOLF SPRINT FORMAT

  • Sprinters creatively compete to play as many holes as possible in 1 HOUR!
  • Flexible dates for playing & fundraising (early mornings, late evenings or aeration)
  • Tons of prizes for holes played & dollars raised

HOW TO BECOME A GOLF SPRINTER?

  • Register/create your fundraising page on Ouimet.org
  • Secure 1 hour at your home course
  • Share your page with family, friends & colleagues

To get involved in the 2021 Golf Sprint, please contact Jeff Murphy at Jeffm@ouimet.org.

75th Anniversary Banquet Recap

Take a look back at the Ouimet Fund's 75th Anniversary Banquet, which welcomed nearly 1,500 guests to Encore Boston Harbor on Thursday, March 21 to honor Hall of Famer Juli Inkster.

It was The Fund's largest attended banquet since the Centennial Event in 2013 featuring Arnold Palmer.

Click below for a full recap, links to videos, and photo gallery!