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Mark Twain once called golf “A good walk spoiled”. Twain’s jibe at golf as a so-called healthy pastime accurately reflects the love/hate relationship many golfers have with the sport. It’s not just golfers, however who have mixed feelings about golf. Charity golf tournaments often inspire the same confused emotions among the volunteers and organizers who host them. Yet, despite the work, the headaches and the risk, golf tournaments are some of our most popular special event fund-raisers around - sometimes too popular!

Now, there's a handy handbook that helps take some of the terror out of this often confusing, intimidating and delightful scheme to make money for your charity. Learn how to organize, market and host a charity golf tournament and make the most money you can in the process. Find out whether a charity golf tournament is even a good idea at all! Learn how to decide whether you need to feed it or shoot it! Learn how to manage the quirky assortment of volunteers who make up your tournament committee. Figure out how to do sponsorships.

And you don't even have to know how to play golf to make tons of money for your charity. An indespensable tool for charity golf organizers. The book waseleased by Emerson & Church Publishing, Boston, MA in October 2008. Click on the Info link above to purchase your copy now.