Summit Rugby Shotgun

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 17 September 2026

Format: Team

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $700.00

Entry Method: Online


The 6th Annual Summit Rugby Golf Tournament is a charity golf event held at Breckenridge Golf Club on Thursday, September 17, 2026. The tournament runs from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM with a shotgun start. Registration opens at 9:00 AM. Teams of 4 players can register for $700 per team, which includes two golf carts, hole sponsorship, a swag bag, breakfast treats, lunch, a post-tournament meal, and a raffle with prizes. The event also offers hole sponsorships for $150, which include a custom printed sign at the sponsored hole, recognition in the event program and social media, and promotional materials in player gift bags. Proceeds benefit Summit Rugby, a 501(c)(3) organization that supports girls youth rugby teams in the Summit County area. For registration, teams can complete a Google Form and pay via Venmo or Colorado Gives. Contact Brad Russer at 970-389-0481 or bradrusser@comcast.net, or Jody Nelson at 248-885-3380 or waldenpond_rv@yahoo.com for questions.


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Venue

Breckinridge Golf Course

KY, United States

Breckenridge Golf Club is a 27-hole mountain golf course located in Breckenridge, Colorado at 9,300+ feet elevation. The facility consists of three championship nines—Bear, Beaver, and Elk—all Jack Nicklaus Signature courses. The Bear nine opened in 1985 on what early miners called "Buffalo Flats," followed by the Beaver nine in 1987, and the Elk nine in 2001. The course features panoramic views of the snowcapped Ten-Mile Mountain range and Colorado Rockies from every hole. Terrain varies from dense wooded areas to open native grassland and wetland areas. The Elk nine offers the most elevation change of the three nines. Notable characteristics include beaver ponds on the Beaver nine and mining tailings visible on holes 6, 7, and 8. Wildlife sightings are common, including beaver, deer, elk, moose, and bears. The course is certified by the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program and employs environmentally responsible maintenance practices.