Whats the most you will pay for a charity scramble?

[TheNatural]

I balked at $300 last year...Ouch

[PiKapp23]

Depending on course, perks/swag and what kind of crazy rules they may be playing by, the max would probably be around $100. I think the most I have ever actually paid is $75, but I got a free golf shirt, a gift certificate for a free round of golf on the course and free drinks (unlimited beer ) and food (just hamburgers).

[Big_M]

Depending on course, perks/swag and what kind of crazy rules they may be playing by, the max would probably be around $100. I think the most I have ever actually paid is $75, but I got a free golf shirt, a gift certificate for a free round of golf on the course and free drinks (unlimited beer

same boat... I've paid $75, would maybe pay $100, but certain courses and circumstances could justify more... and maybe soon I'll have more money.

[David in FL]

I hate scrambles....... HATE them! An absolute aberration of our game.

If I'm playing in a scramble to benefit a charity, it's because I've decided to make a charitable donation to a cause that I support, not because of the scramble. As such, the amount that I'm willing to donate to that particular charity is the determining factor, completely irrespective of the golf......such as it is.

[TomDonS]

$2000 for the team. Dinner/ Drinks night before in a "MEN's Friendly" club.
Mens Friendly Caddies day of, Drinks and food on course. Then Dinner and awards at the same "MEN's Friendly" club. Good Times had by all!!!!!!

[TheNatural]

I hate scrambles.......

may i ask why? just curious....

[DJYoshi]

if it's for a cause i believe in. cancer, homeless, food and shelters.. i'd give around $1000..... it's worth it..
have you ever seen the face of a truly grateful person?
sometimes when i leave the club on friday and saturday i'll meet up with folks to eat. whenever i have left overs, i'll roll by one of the parks in the city and give food to some of the homeless people...when they open a bag and see 1/2 of a turkey burger, fries, salad....even if it's a muffin.... their eyes light up...

i know the when you give to charity you're never truly thanked by those that benefit in return..but who needs that? it's for a good cause.

[David in FL]

may i ask why? just curious....

You know, I don't know that I can really answer that. I tend to prefer individual sports more than team sports, so that might be part of it, but more than that, I just enjoy playing my own ball. I get a tremendous amount of satisfaction from a well played round of golf on my own ball, but none whatsoever from posting a 55 in a 4 man scramble even we win. Ugh....

[goblue107501]

$0.00 I will not pay to play in them. There is too much b/s and people cheat and they sell mulligans so someone can come in with a 52 or something. Around here the cost is usually about double the greens fees to play. I have a hard enough time finding the money and time to play, I'm sure not going to pay double when I could go to the same course the next day and play my own ball for less money.

That being said, my company donates to a few of the causes and will send me out to play. I can put up with the b/s if I am getting out of work to play golf and I didn't have to pay.

I love playing in scrambles, I just prefer it if I don't have to pay for it.

[LBlack14]

I've paid $90 for 1 1nce. It was the worst run charity event ever! It was strictly about getting your money and getting you the f*ck out of there. Never again in that one.

[Rounders]

I'm playing in one next week. Paid $80, includes a door prize, 18 with cart, breakfast, lunch at the turn and dinner with all you can drink. Hoping to shoot 12 to 15 under as a team.