Young Life Los Alamos ‘Par 3 Homecoming Hackfest’ Sept. 16

Young Life’s annual golf tournament is Friday, Sept. 16 at Los Alamos Golf Course. Courtesy photo

YOUNG LIFE News:

Young Life is sponsoring its annual golf tournament, Friday, Sept. 16 at Los Alamos Golf Course – only this year it will be a rowdy Par 3. 

Young Life golf tournament players. Courtesy photo

The course will be unlike any played before in Los Alamos, so participants should get ready to be challenged as well as laugh.

The format is a four-player scramble. The cost is $45 for members for $75 for non-members and price includes: Breakfast Burrito and beverage, golf, cart, range balls, prizes, shirt and swag, plus a shot at a Hole in One Prize.

  • 8 a.m. – Registration (includes breakfast burrito and coffee or juice, so don’t eat at home!);
  • 9 a.m. – Shotgun Start; and
  • Noon – Prizes awarded (done by 12:30 p.m. since it is homecoming).

Register online or download the flyer here:

This event supports the work of Young Life. Young Life is a nondenominational, international Christian outreach for teenagers. Its purpose is to introduce adolescents to Jesus Christ. So come and join us for a great morning of golf, friendly competition, good food, and fun … all while supporting a great cause.

Hole sponsorship is $300. To be a hole sponsor, contact Ryan Gilbert at yllosalamos@gmail.com for more information.

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