Golf Outing

Our Golf Outing is one of our favorite fundraisers that we host each year!  This will be our 36th anniversary of our LCS Golf Outing.

Every year, we have 100 golfers or more – alumni, friends and family of Lansing Christian School – enjoying 18-holes of golf.

We plan to host our tournament at the beautiful Coyote Run Golf Course in Flossmoor, Illinois. 

If you are interested in supporting us in our Golf Outing, please reach out to Allison Alons, Communications & Events Director, at 708-474-1700.

Date of the Event:  Tuesday, July 21, 2026 

Registration deadlines:
Guaranteed shirt size: Tuesday, June 30, 2026
All other registrations: Monday, July 13, 2026

Event Information

Location

Coyote Run Golf Course
Flossmoor, Illinois 60422

Timing

11:30 am – Driving Range Open
12:00 pm – Boxed Lunches Available for Golfers
1:00 pm – Shotgun Start
6:30 pm – Buffet Dinner and Awards

Cost

$175/per golfer – includes:  boxed lunch, golf, buffet dinner, polo shirt, and prizes

Format

18-hole, best-ball scramble

Dress

Proper golf attire – no jeans, no metal spikes

The Cause

Like a ball in the pond, the gym furnaces are “gone”.  With this year’s LCS Golf Outing, we are hoping to go above par and raise $52,000 to replace them. Everything raised by the golf outing will go toward the gym furnaces. If we go beyond that need, we can put the excess towards other building needs. 

Sponsorship Information

Event Sponsor: $3,000+

  • Four tickets for golf
  • Sign for your business at a tee
  • Listing in the program; thank you at dinner
  • Logo featured in the LCS Newsletter

Corporate Sponsor: $1500 +

  • Two tickets for golf
  • Sign for your business at a tee
  • Listing in the program; thank you at dinner

Hole Sponsor: $500 +

  • One ticket for golf
  • Sign for your business at a tee
  • Listing in the program

Table Sponsor: $250 +

  • Sign for your business at a table
  • Listing in the program

Donor: $50 +

  • Listing in the program

I am unable to attend, but I am on board with a gift toward replacing those furnaces.