LPRF Golf Tournament

“Tee It Up Fore Parks” is a best ball scramble tournament benefiting the Liberty Parks & Rec Foundation (LPRF), by supporting youth scholarships for programs, services and community center memberships provided by Liberty Parks & Rec. The LPRF is committed to funding services for kids, families and the Liberty community.

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Friday, August 14, 2020

  • 8 a.m. shotgun start
  • WinterStone Golf Course Map»
  • Entry includes:
    • Free range balls before the event 
    • 18 holes of golf with a cart
    • Complimentary lunch
    • Team Golf Package
    • Auction items (available to purchase)
  • Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in Flight A and B.
    Individual prizes will be awarded for Longest Drive, Longest Putt, and Closest to the Pin.
  1. Registration Information
  2. Sponsorship Opportunities


Register as a team of four or as an individual. Golfers looking for a team should check “Individual” on the form and we will place you on a team.

Team of four: $300  |  Individual: $80

  • You can either print the form and mail/ deliver to the Liberty Community Center Map or submit your team by selecting the register online button.
  • Submissions will be sent to the tournament coordinator and they will follow up with you to finalize the registration.
  • Registration deadline is August 7, 2020

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The 2019 tournament raised $13,000 towards the scholarship program! Since the scholarship program began in 2009, the Liberty Parks & Rec Foundation (LPRF) has been able to provide nearly $80,000 in scholarships for Liberty Community Center memberships and LPR programs assisting 1,068 individuals. Thank you for helping us ensure no child is turned away due to their inability to pay.

Supporting Youth Scholarships

The golf tournament helps support the LPRF youth scholarship program which has helped to pay registration fees for more than 840 kids have been awarded scholarships totaling more than $50,300 so they can participate in recreational leagues. When involvement in these programs builds character, teaches leadership, improves classroom performance and reduces crime, the importance of scholarships in our community becomes apparent.