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Links for Kids golf tournament was scheduled for Sept. 16

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Links for Kids golf tournament was scheduled for Sept. 16
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The Links for Kids golf tournament was scheduled for Sept. 16, 2026, according to a notice from the Provo City School District. Proceeds from the event support extended day programs for students in the district.

Key takeaways

  • The Links for Kids golf tournament was scheduled for Sept. 16, 2026.
  • The event took place at The Timpanogos Golf Club.
  • Proceeds benefit Provo City School District extended day programs like credit recovery and after school programs.
  • Local businesses partner with the Foundation to sponsor the tournament.

The Links for Kids golf tournament was scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2026, according to an undated notice on the Provo City School District website.

The tournament was held at The Timpanogos Golf Club and featured 18 holes of golf, breakfast, lunch, door prizes, and goodie bags. Registration for the event was available via a Google Form, with payment options including the Foundation website or the registration form itself.

Local businesses partner with the Foundation annually to sponsor the event. Sponsorship opportunities included tournament or major sponsorships, sponsoring a foursome or twosome, or sponsoring holes, drinks, and contests.

Proceeds from the tournament benefit extended day programs designed to elevate student success within the Provo City School District, including after school programs and credit recovery.

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