Golf Outings for Youth Sports & Booster Clubs
Travel packages that work in a parent-run banquet setting, with no upfront cost and profit from the very first bid.
Your club calendar is full of banquets and fundraiser nights. You need auction items that excite the room without adding risk for your volunteer treasurer. This page shows how golf outings fit that exact need.
What works for a youth sports or booster club is a short, focused set of travel experiences. A golf trip to a regional destination, a college football weekend, or a bucket-list course sells where a long catalog does not. The room is full of parents who already give their time all year. A small number of well-chosen packages feels like a natural upgrade to the night, not another ask. Start bids 15 to 20 percent above the club cost and the item makes money right away. If a package does not sell, you owe nothing.
Your club runs on a season calendar and a volunteer board. Banquet crowds are smaller, so every item on the table has to count. The same families get approached all year, which means fresh auction items are hard to come by. Local businesses may already be tapped. A travel package adds something different without asking for another donation from the community.
There is no fee to reserve experiences. You only pay for an experience if it sells, keep 100% over the cost, and can sell experiences multiple times if the bidding gets hot. You are not too late: items can be added the same day as your event. The cost per package is clear up front, so your treasurer knows exactly what the club owes before the first bid.
Browse over 140 experiences and pick what fits your crowd. Reserve your choices and get a one-page display sheet for each, with photos and details to put on your auction table. Run your event. Afterward, send the winner information and the Travel Team books the trip. Winners get up to two years to travel for most packages. If an item does not sell, you pay nothing for that experience.
Your banquet wraps up with clear profit from the auction, parents talking about the trips they won, and no loose ends for your volunteers. Next year, you know what sold and can do it again.