Golf Day is an annual fall fundraiser event benefiting Ad Relief, the LA ad industry’s premier charity supporting those in the community experiencing life crisis.
It’s an all-day affair at Moorpark Country Club where you’ll meet up with your group in the morning, check in with a gifting line, and enjoy a coffee, smoothie, or morning cocktail before heading out on the course around 9:30a.
Lunch is provided halfway, and you’ll enjoy an extremely good-vibes cocktail hour after everyone finishes playing.
The day finishes with a seated clubhouse dinner, a few awards handed out to the golfers, and a brief speech from this year’s honoree, Elane Beyrodt, SVP, Media and Promotions at Sony Pictures Entertainment.
Networking Ticket: If you can’t swing a full day of golf but don’t want to miss out on the action with ~300 of your closest friends in the ad world, consider a networking ticket to join for the cocktail hour and dinner.
Tickets and sponsorships can be purchased here. Here are the options:
Reserve a foursome: $3,800 (only a few spots left!)
4 playing positions
Your company logo on one on-course tee sign
Schedule:
8-9:30a: Registration and arrival
9:30a: Golf begins!
11a-2p: Lunch at the turn
3:30p: Cocktail hour and hors d’oeuvres
5p-6p: Dinner and Awards
Networking ticket: $350
Includes participation in cocktail hour and dinner
Schedule:
3:30p: Cocktail hour and hors d’oeuvres
5p-6p: Dinner and Awards
Sponsorship options: There are a variety of high-visibility sponsorship options that include foursomes if your company is interested in supporting Ad Relief.
Added value: As some of you already know, I’m currently the President of Ad Relief and have been working on the Golf Day team for years. This is truly one of the most fun and unique days of the year in the LA ad world, and an amazing way to spend a day with your clients.
In addition to being a great reason to skip work on a Wednesday, I can personally vouch that every dollar raised from this event goes to helping those in the LA ad industry experiencing extraordinary hardship get back on their feet.

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