About this event
The Charles E. Kubly Foundation Young Leaders Council is hosting their 5th annual golf outing on Saturday, June 7th at the Dretzka Park Golf Course (12020 W Bradley Rd, Milwaukee, WI 53224) for mental health awareness and fundraising! 
CEKF is also celebrating over 20 YEARS of serving in the community!
 Last year we raised the most funds for our mission yet, and we are SO grateful and excited for this year's event.
The day will include 18 holes of golf, lunch, and a happy hour at the end of the outing. Guests will also be allowed to come socialize while the golfers play and join the happy hour at the end of the event!
Tee off will be 
9 a.m. sharp
 and the format for golf is a scramble. We encourage groups to begin arriving at 8am to warmup, socialize with other groups, and connect with Charles E Kubly Foundation leaders and volunteers.
Golf Tickets are sold in groups of four for $464 (inclusive of fees) and include:
- 18 holes of golf for a team of 4
- Boxed lunches for each golfer
- A goodie bag for each golfer
- Social hour at the end of day with passed appetizers
- A ~$35 donation to the Charles E Kubly Foundation per golfer.
Game Wristbands are available for purchase for $30 inclusive of fees (or $120 for the whole team) and includes:
- Chipping nets (that enter you into a raffle for Beyond the Blues tickets!)
- Longest Putt
- Longest Drive (Men)
- Longest Drive (Women)
- Closest to the Pin
- Closest in 2
- Closest in 3
- Team Mulligans! (one team mulligan per wrist band in your group)
Not included in the wristband:
Play the pro (will be coordinated day of tournament at the game hole - be prepared to pay in cash or venmo if you'd like to participate!)
Sponsorships are also available:
$200 for a regular hole
$350 for a game hole
Sponsorship/Ticket combo packages are available for a discount!
$600 for a regular sponsorship & team ($64 discount)
$700 for a game sponsorship & team ($114 discount)
We will reach out to you around 1 month before the event to solidify
Spectator tickets ($35) for those that want to come but not golf are available and include:
- Lunch tickets (Valid for a burger, brat, or hotdog, bottled water, and a bag of chips at the food stand)
- Happy hour at the end of day
- A ~$15 donation to the Charles E Kubly Foundation per ticket
We have nearly sold out before, so we recommend booking your tickets ASAP.
Any weather related adjustments will be announced closer to the event! 
Looking forward to seeing everyone for round 5!
*All proceeds go to the Charles E. Kubly Foundation (a 501c3 charity) and our mission of improving the lives of those with depression by increasing public awareness of the disease and its devastating effects, eliminating the stigma associated with it, supporting suicide prevention programs and promoting improved access to quality mental health resources within communities.*
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