Golf for MS
Are you a golf lover? There are loads of ways to get involved and use your passion for greens, bunkers and the fairway to help stop MS.
How to register
Once you've decided on your golfing challenge just register on our Eventbrite page. We'll then be in touch to help make your activity a huge success.
Register your golf fundraising event
Ideas for golf fundraisers
Join the Texas Scramble for MS
Texas Scramble is usually played in teams of four. Each player tees off and the best shot is selected. All the players play their second shot from there and repeat this until the ball is holed. You can drop your ball within one club length of the chosen ball, but no closer to the hole. Each team returns one score for each hole and the team with the lowest score for the round wins.
Choose from 9 holes, 18, 36 or more - the distance is up to you. Get golfing with teams of friends either at your regular golf club, pay-as-you-go golf course or at your local pitch and putt.
Simply choose your team mates, choose a suitable date, sign up at your chosen course and raise funds to stop MS.
Pick us as your club’s chosen charity
There are roughly three times as many women as men diagnosed with MS. So if you have a ladies section at your club, why not pick us as your club’s charity and organise a tournament at your club!
Hold your own golf day
We’ll send you a fundraising pack, MS Society t-shirts and some branded golf balls to get you started. And we'll be here to give you fundraising advice and tips.
Set a fundraising target, tell your story and promote yourself online by using the hashtag #MSSuperstar.
Register your golf fundraising event
Help for beginners
Golf is great for health and wellbeing. If you're a complete beginner who wants to get into golf, you can find more information on these websites:
Remember, every swing, every putt and every hole-in-one brings us one step closer to stopping MS.
Get in touch
If you want to support us, we’d love to hear from you. Please email us at [email protected] or phone 01382 279378.
