This year, we’re excited to offer new ways to participate. You can go traditional and hike 100 holes solo, form a team to split up the 100 holes, or support from outside the ropes by donating to a hiker. However you choose to contribute, Youth on Course will help you cross the finish line and keep you updated on the impact you’re making.

Hiking all 100 holes solo in a loop can be a daunting task, but this year we have several new formats to keep you engaged and ease the wear on your feet. We encourage creativity—hike in a way that suits you best. Once you’ve decided on your hike format, be sure to let us know by updating the "My Hike" tab in the Youth on Course mobile app.

Here’s how you can take on the 100 Hole Hike:

Solo: Hike all 100 holes on your own—whether you complete it in a loop, repeat a single hole, or rotate through a few. However you tackle it, you’ll prove you’re a die-hard willing to take on the challenge solo.

Relay: Team up and pass the baton! Each team member plays a set number of holes, collectively reaching 100. After finishing your part, you can relax and cheer on your teammates as they finish their rounds.

Tap In, Tap Out: Share the hike with your team by alternating holes. One person hikes a few, then another, continuously swapping until your team has completed all 100 holes—ready to celebrate the team effort!

Participating in a unique way not only makes the hike more fun but also helps provide youth with greater access to golf! Let us know how you plan to hike by registering today and updating your hike details in the Youth on Course mobile app under the “My Hike” tab.

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