The Rush Open Tournament
Fun, Relaxed, and Full of Prizes
Perfect for players who want to enjoy a day of golf with family and friends, all while supporting our incredible young female athletes in the Girls Academy Program.
The Rush OPEN TOURNAMENT is a laid-back environment, but the competition is still fierce! In addition to the main event, we’ll be featuring five exciting contest holes with prizes up for grabs throughout the course. Players can also use Mulligans to keep things fun and lighthearted. Whether you're in it for the camaraderie or a shot at one of the prizes, it’s all about having a great time while making a difference!
Entry Fees
Single Player
$175
$600
Foursome
(Save $25 per golfer!)
The Event
Get Ready for
The Rush Open
This summer, join us for The Rush OPEN — a unique golf event hosted by the Colorado Rush Soccer Club’s Girls Academy Program. Whether you’re swinging for fun or chasing a win, this day on the course promises to be unforgettable.
The Rush Open Invitational
The Ultimate Challenge for Serious Golfers
For those looking for a more competitive atmosphere, The Rush OPEN INVITATIONAL is where the action heats up! This exclusive event, with a $3,000 purse, is designed for passionate, competitive golfers ready to go head-to-head for the title of The Rush OPEN INVITATIONAL Champion. With limited entries available, this is a chance to experience the intensity and energy of amateur golf at its finest. Prepare for a day of high stakes and fierce competition!
Entry Fees
Team (2 Golfers)
$550
($275 per golfer)
The Scramble Format
Both of the Events (Tournament/Invitational) for The Rush OPEN will be played in a Scramble format. The only Difference is the Championship Series Event for the invitational will be played in Match Play.
How the
team format Plays Out
Tee Shots
After both team members hit their tee shots, one player (except the golfer whose shot was selected) picks up their ball. They will then place it within one club-length of the chosen shot, no closer to the hole.
Second Shot
Both players take their second shot from this new location. Once both have hit, the best second shot is selected.
Third Shot & Beyond
This process repeats—each player hitting from the location of the best previous shot—until reaching the green.
Putting
Once on the green, each player must putt their own ball. The team's lowest number of putts (from either Player A or Player B) is recorded for scoring. Teamwork, precision, and strategy will be key—play smart and go low!
July, 19th
2025
Walnut Creek Golf Preserve
Westminster, Colorado
