These aren’t one-time events — they’re part of a continuing commitment to the community. Every week, golfers can tee off knowing that 100% of the proceeds go directly to the cause at hand. Golden Era Golf Course provides the venue at no cost to the nonprofits, ensuring that every dollar raised stays with the organization to help support their mission.

Wednesdays: Chamber of Commerce Golf Fundraiser
Enjoy a morning on the green with fellow community members while helping to strengthen the local economy. All proceeds from this fundraiser go to the Hemet San Jacinto Chamber of Commerce, which champions small businesses, fosters economic development, and drives local growth.

Fridays: Valley Community Pantry Golf Fundraiser
Start your Friday with purpose. This weekly event supports the Valley Community Pantry, which provides food and essential services to families facing hardship. Every swing helps put food on the table for those who need it most.

“These golf fundraisers are a perfect example of how community, fun, and philanthropy can come together,” said Kevin Saunders, Executive Director of the Hemet San Jacinto Chamber.

“Driving out hunger, one round at a time,” added Jim Lineberger, past CEO of the Valley Community Pantry.

Set against the backdrop of the San Jacinto foothills, the regulation 9-hole Golden Era Golf Course is proud to support nonprofits in their mission to serve the community. In fact, any nonprofit group is welcome to host a golf fundraiser at the course — entirely free of charge — and keep 100% of what they raise.

Come out, play a round, and make a difference — because at Golden Era Golf Course, every hole helps the whole community.

For more information, sponsorship opportunities, or to book your tee time:

Wednesdays (Hemet San Jacinto Chamber): 951-658-3211
Fridays (Valley Community Pantry): 951-392-8287
To schedule a nonprofit fundraiser: 951-654-0130

Where:
Golden Era Golf Course
19871 Gilman Springs Rd
San Jacinto, CA 92583

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