This series of annual charity golf tournaments creates a unique opportunity for amateur golfers worldwide to experience Africa’s premier golf destinations while directly supporting established, long-running conservation and social development projects. We specifically design each tournament around a proven organization with decades of track record, ensuring that funds raised create measurable impact.
The Endangered Wildlife Trust stands as one of Africa’s most trusted conservation organisations, pioneering the protection of cheetahs, African wild dogs, vultures, and cranes across southern Africa. With a proven track record of doubling cheetah populations outside Kruger National Park and increasing African wild dog numbers from 300 to 550, the EWT demonstrates measurable conservation success.
Exclusive "Grand Slam" trophy and recognition
Lifetime conservation ambassador status
All-expenses-paid return trip to project of choice
Featured in tournament documentary series
Special recognition at all future tournaments
Naming rights to entire series
Branding at all nine tournaments
Exclusive corporate hospitality packages
Conservation impact reporting for CSR
Naming rights to specific tournament
Branding throughout event
VIP experiences and hospitality
Direct project partnership
Signage at specific holes
Recognition in tournament materials
Smaller-scale corporate engagement
The Endangered Wildlife Trust stands as one of Africa’s most trusted conservation organisations, pioneering the protection of cheetahs, African wild dogs, vultures, and cranes across southern Africa.
With a proven track record of doubling cheetah populations outside Kruger National Park and increasing African wild dog numbers from 300 to 550, the EWT demonstrates measurable conservation success.
Venue: Fancourt Golf Resort, George (Garden Route Region)
Name: “The Cheetah Chase Championship”
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
Namibia’s Community Conservancy Programme represents one of the world’s most successful models of community-led conservation, with 86 registered conservancies managing wildlife and natural resources.
This internationally recognised programme received the WWF ‘Gift to the Earth Award’ and has reversed wildlife declines through community empowerment.
Venue: Windhoek Golf Club & Etosha Golf Estate
Name: “The Desert Elephant Invitational”
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
Founded by Dr. Gregory Rasmussen in Hwange National Park, Painted Dog Conservation has spent over three decades protecting Africa’s endangered painted dogs (African wild dogs) through research, rehabilitation, anti-poaching, and community engagement.
With 66 staff members (mostly from local villages) PDC exemplifies community-centred conservation.
Venue: Elephant Hills Resort, Victoria Falls
Name: “The Wild Dog Challenge”
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
Conservation South Luangwa partners with Zambia’s Department of National Parks and Wildlife to protect 1.4 million hectares of wilderness.
With 118 Community Scouts, Zambia’s first conservation K9 Unit, and comprehensive anti-poaching operations, CSL represents modern, effective conservation combining technology, community engagement, and veterinary care.
Venue: Bonanza Golf Club
Name: “The Luangwa Valley Classic”
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, founded by Dr Dame Daphne Sheldrick, pioneered elephant and rhino orphan rescue and rehabilitation.
As the first organisation to successfully raise infant milk-dependent elephants, SWT has become the world’s most recognised elephant conservation organization, operating across Kenya’s Tsavo ecosystem and partnering with Kenya Wildlife Service.
Venue: Karen Country Club, Nairobi
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund represents the world’s longest-running gorilla conservation organisation, founded by Dr Dian Fossey at Karisoke Research Center in Rwanda’s Virunga mountains.
With over 400 staff members and the state-of-the-art Ellen DeGeneres Campus, the Fund has helped save mountain gorillas from extinction—one of conservation’s greatest success stories.
Venue: Kigali Golf Club
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
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The Jane Goodall Institute operates the world’s longest continuous study of chimpanzees at Gombe Stream National Park.
Dr Jane Goodall’s groundbreaking research revolutionised our understanding of primates, and the Institute now combines research with community-led conservation (TACARE programme) and youth education (Roots & Shoots) across nearly 100 countries.
Venue: Kili Golf Course
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
The Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre, originally “Entebbe Zoo,” has evolved into East Africa’s premier wildlife conservation education facility.
For over 30 years under its conservation mandate, UWEC has rescued and rehabilitated countless animals while educating millions of Ugandans and international visitors about wildlife conservation.
Venue: Lake Victoria Golf Club, Kampala
Name: “The Entebbe Conservation Classic”
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually
The Ghana Wildlife Society, a member of BirdLife International, has championed wildlife conservation in Ghana for over three decades.
From protecting seashore birds and coastal wetlands to conserving species and habitats nationwide, GWS represents Ghana’s leading independent conservation voice with strong community engagement.
Venue: Achimota Golf Club, Accra
Name: “The Seashore Birds Invitational”
Format: 54-hole stroke play over 3 days
Field: 80 amateur golfers (75% international and 25% local)
Entry Fee: $TBC per player (includes accommodation, meals, safari experience)
Target Fundraising: $200,000 annually