Hope 100 Golf Marathon supporting Hope Hospice

The Hope 100 Golf Marathon is a unique annual event for Hope Hospice with net proceeds benefiting Hope Hospice’s patient care programs.
This year, unfortunately, due to the ongoing public health crisis, the Hope 100 Golf Marathon will be rescheduled for September, 2021. We hope you will join us then for this challenging and fun event. Be sure to check back with us for updated information and/or call (925) 829-8770. Donations to the event, which go directly to serve our patient care and family support programs, are still accepted.
Learn more about Hope’s mission at www.hopehospice.com.
2021 Date to Be Determined
Location: Castlewood Country Club – Valley Course, Pleasanton, CA
Get a detailed schedule of the day.
Do 100 holes seem daunting? No worries! It's easier than you think. Complete the number of holes you choose as your personal challenge. The important thing is you are supporting the mission of Hope Hospice.
Maximum 36 players.
For nearly 40 years, Hope Hospice has helped patients affirm life and live each day to the fullest by providing high quality end-of-life care and grief support to patients and families. As a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) community-based agency, Hope Hospice serves everyone regardless of their insurance or income status, nation of origin or religion. Your donation enables Hope Hospice to provide these needed resources throughout the year.
You are golfing for a cause you believe in! Take the personal challenge to play 100 holes in a single day to benefit Hope Hospice.
The net proceeds from this event will help Hope Hospice provide the compassionate, high quality care necessary for hundreds of patients and their families throughout the year.
Your support makes it possible for Hope to respond to the growing and diverse needs in our community and help families to safely care at home for their loved one who is at the end of life. Hope brings expert nursing care, home health aide services and support by medical social workers, chaplains, volunteers and others to compassionately deliver the help families need.