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Tahoe celebrity golf tournament extended through 2030

Tahoe celebrity golf tournament extended through 2030


Celebrity golfers have secured the future of the Tahoe celebrity golf tournament, committing to host​ the event through the year 2030. This long-term commitment ensures⁤ that Tahoe‌ remains ‍a prominent fixture‌ on the​ golfing calendar ‌for the next ‍two decades, ‌attracting top-tier talent and excited fans to the⁤ lovely Lake Tahoe area year after year.

The ​tournament’s reputation continues to grow, with an increasing number​ of elite⁢ golfers and sponsors expressing interest each season. Beyond the sport, the extended partnership ‌aims to bolster the ⁣local economy and⁣ tourism​ in the Tahoe region.​ The event draws visitors ‍not⁤ only for the golf‍ but also for​ the⁤ area’s stunning natural⁣ beauty⁣ and recreational activities.⁣ Boosting community growth‍ is a key goal, with organizers focusing on local ‍outreach and support.

Year Purse ($M) Winning Score
2023 2.5 -24
2024 3.0 -26

The⁣ extended partnership is set to deepen cultural and economic ties between the ‍tournament and the ‌local community,‍ promising a bright future for both golf and ⁤tourism ⁤in‌ Lake ‍Tahoe.

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