5th Annual Wellington Chamber Golf Tournament

Description

MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2026

7:30am     Doors open/registration begins

     9am     Shotgun Start

NEW LOCATION THIS YEAR: CHEYENNE COUNTRY CLUB

CheyenneCountryClub.com  800 Stinner Road Cheyenne WY 82001

TOURNAMENT FORMAT

• The tournament format is a four-person scramble with a shotgun start.
• The tournament committee will make pairings unless you designate a foursome at registration. Team member names and player handicaps must be submitted by 5/25/2026.
• Mulligans will be available for purchase at $5 each on the day of the tournament, limit eight per team.
• Entry fee includes greens fee for 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch, drinks, a gift bag for each golfer, and eligibility for awards and prizes.

TOURNAMENT PRIZES

Cash Prizes for top three finishing teams:

• 1st Place: $100 per player
• 2nd Place: $50 per player
• 3rd Place: $25 per player

Hole-in-One Prizes:

• A $25,000 cash prize to every player who sinks a hole-in-one at Hole #10 (165-yard par 3)
• Every player who sinks a hole-in-one at any of the remaining five par 3 holes will be rewarded with a $500 prize from Omaha Steaks, Bushnell Range Finder, or VISA. 

Free Golf Club for Every Player:

All registered players in this tournament will receive a gift certificate good for one free golf club redeemable at TeePrize.com  (you pay shipping and handling)

Additional prizes will be awarded for:

• The Longest Drive (M/W)
• The Closest to the Pin (M/W)

COST:

$600/team of four

• 18 holes of golf, two carts
• Lunch, drinks, raffle tickets, gift bag, and prize eligibility

$150/Single Golfer (To be matched with a short roster team as space permits.)

• 18 holes of golf
• Lunch, drink, raffle tickets, gift bag, and prize eligibility

We are limited to 27 teams (108 golfers) for this tournament. 

ABOUT THIS COURSE: Established in 1917, the Cheyenne Country Club offers 18 holes of pristine golf enjoyment characterized by the unique feature of 6 par 5’s, 6 par 4’s, and 6 par 3’s. The course uses Bermuda grass greens and bluegrass fairways—an unusual combination for Wyoming’s climate. Most high‑altitude courses avoid Bermuda because of winterkill risk, making Cheyenne’s maintenance strategy a bit of a local anomaly.