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Where can I find more information about the Youth on Course 100 Hole Hike locations?

Details for each location can be found by exploring the site-specific links.

Explore the site‑specific event pages listed at youthoncourse.org/the-100-hole-hike for full details (format, schedule, logistics, and fundraising options). When you’re ready, register at https://register.100holehike.org/s/.

For questions, email 100holehike@youthoncourse.org.

Overview

You’re looking for where to get location‑level details for the Youth on Course 100 Hole Hike. Start at the central information hub—youthoncourse.org/the-100-hole-hike—then click through to each site‑specific page to see the format, start times, what to bring, and fundraising options. Each host site offers a distinctive experience designed to support the Youth on Course mission.

This article speaks to: prospective and returning hikers, team captains/corporate teams, and supporters.

Who This Is For

  • Prospective hikers: Compare locations and pick your best fit.
  • Returning hikers: See what’s new at your favorite site.
  • Team captains/corporate teams: Coordinate dates and logistics for your group.
  • Supporters/donors: Find a hiker or team to champion at a local event.

Why People Choose Youth on Course

  • Purpose with every step: Funds raised fuel subsidized rounds, internships, and college scholarships for Youth on Course members.
  • Flexible participation: Multiple dates and formats—including unique settings like Golf Galaxy—make it easy to join.
  • Improved experience: New registration features and new ways to fundraise streamline the journey from sign‑up to hike day.

How It Works

    1. Open the site‑specific page
      • Go to youthoncourse.org/the-100-hole-hike and click your chosen location to view the full event brief (format, timeline, parking, what to bring, local contact, and any site guidelines).
    2. Register and customize your hike
      • Head to https://register.100holehike.org/s/ to register as a solo hiker, join a team, or start a team. Set up your fundraising page—this year includes new options to help you reach your goal.
    3. Prepare and share
      • Train for the day, recruit supporters, and share your page. Watch for confirmation emails and site updates as your date approaches.

    When to Get Involved

    • You’re choosing which date/location fits your calendar and travel.
    • You want time to fundraise and train ahead of your hike.
    • You’re organizing a corporate or friends‑and‑family team and need a clear plan.

    Helpful Tips

    • Register early for your preferred location—some sites can fill quickly.
    • Ask your employer about matching gifts to amplify your impact.
    • Read the site‑specific FAQs for packing lists, hydration/nutrition guidance, and local logistics.

    Next Steps