You're going to play anyway, why not play for a great cause?

To accommodate COVID restrictions, in 2021 we replaced our traditional, “Keep Your Heart Up to Par” golf tournament with a new, virtual challenge: 108 HOLES FOR HEARTS.  Now in its fourth year, this unique event has been a strong source of funding for cardiac services, equipment and financial support for our cardiology patients.

Because of an outpouring of generosity from our community, last year’s tournament was a HOLE IN ONE, with players from the Capital Region to Western NY.

With YOUR partnership, the event will be bigger and better, this year! 

Participating players golf where they want, when they want, with the goal of completing 108 holes -- 6 full rounds or 12 9-hole rounds -- between June 15 - September 15.  

The populations we serve lack reliable access to comprehensive diagnostic imaging for cardiac care.  It's a significant barrier in preventing heart disease for patients in our area. This year, we are focusing our fundraising to purchase: 

• A new, state-of- the-art CT scanner for Geneva General Hospital that will greatly improve access to high quality care for our patients by reducing the current three-week backlog of requests and providing cardiac features that will give patients a closer-to-home option that was not previously available. 
• A new Digital X-Ray Room for Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital that will help with early detection of cardiovascular disease.

Proceeds from the tournament will support the purchase of this equipment as well as help cardiology patients who are struggling with payments receive the care they need.

REGISTER TODAY AS A PLAYER AND/OR SPONSOR!  

Player registration is $10.  Once registered, we will send you a special cart/bag tag to display when golfing for the cause!

Sponsorships start at $50. (See Support page for additional information.)

If you want, join Team Geneva General or Team Soldiers and Sailors by designating which organization will benefit from your participation or sponsorship.

Thank you, for helping us keep the "Heart of the Finger Lakes' healthy!