The day
- 7:30 AMRegistration, range, and coffee
- 8:40 AMWelcome on the first tee
- 9:00 AMShotgun start
- 1:30 PMLunch, raffle, and awards
Benefiting Young Life · Loudon County
Loudon County Golf Classic
A day of golf for the teenagers of Loudon County
- Date
- Monday, April 26, 2027
- Where
- Tennessee National · Loudon
- Tee off
- 9:00 AM Shotgun
Apr 26
2027
$200
Per Golfer
TN National
Golf Club
100%
Benefits Young Life
About the Tournament
A day of golf for a lasting purpose
The Loudon County Golf Classic brings neighbors onto one of East Tennessee’s most beautiful courses for a single reason: to introduce teenagers across Loudon County to Jesus Christ and help them grow in their faith.
Every registration, sponsorship, and gift supports Young Life Loudon County — club, Campaigners, and camp. Gather a foursome, sponsor a hole, or come play a relaxed round. Scratch or social, you’ll get a cart, range balls, lunch, and a raffle, and you’ll leave knowing the day was spent on kids in this county.
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Good to know
- Format
- 18-hole shotgun, four-person teams
- Venue
- Tennessee National Golf Club
- Address
- 8301 Tennessee National Dr, Loudon, TN
- Benefits
- Young Life Loudon County
- Golf cart
- Range balls
- Lunch
- Tee prizes
- Raffle
- Awards
Sponsorship Opportunities
Put your name on a good day
Sponsoring the Loudon County Golf Classic puts your name in front of friends, families, and businesses from across the county, and it funds Young Life’s work with local teenagers. Choose a level that fits, from title sponsor to a single hole.
The sponsor board is open. The first names on it will lead the day for Loudon County teenagers.
Title Sponsor
$5,000
Top billing through the day — four golfers, premier signage, logo on the welcome, and recognition at lunch.
Presenting Sponsor
$2,500
Prominent signage and program recognition, plus four golfers.
Platinum Sponsor
$1,500
Event signage and two golfers included.
The Venue
Tennessee National Golf Club
Tennessee National is a Greg Norman design along Watts Bar Lake in Loudon, about half an hour from Knoxville. The fairways rise and fall through pines and hardwoods, with water in play often enough to make you think and landing areas generous enough for a charity scramble. Five holes play to or from the lake. It is a serious course that still feels like a good day outside — the right kind of place to spend a Monday for Loudon County teenagers.
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