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See you on the green. It's almost tee time.

We can't wait to see you at the 15th Annual Antunes Charity Golf Outing. A day of golf, community, and clean water for kids, and you're already in.

September 18, 2026
St. Andrews Golf & Country Club
52
Days
21
Hours
20
Min
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Golfers riding carts along a tree-lined cart path at the outing
What To Expect

A day on the course, all for clean water.

Registration is confirmed. All that's left is showing up ready to play. Expect a relaxed shotgun-format round, breakfast and lunch on us, prizes throughout the day, and great company with fellow supporters of our mission.

Every dollar raised helps us bring safe water to kids in schools around the world.

Antunes team presenting an oversized $146,473 charity golf outing check to Splash
September 18, 2026

Day-of Schedule

7:00 AM

Check-in & Breakfast

Arrive, get your cart assignment, and grab breakfast before heading out.

8:00 AM

Call to Carts

Head to your cart and get to your starting hole.

8:30 AM

Shotgun Start

Golf begins. All groups tee off together across the course.

1:30 PM

Lunch

Wrap up the round with lunch, prizes, and time with fellow golfers.

Venue & Travel

St. Andrews Golf & Country Club

2241 Route 59, West Chicago, IL 60185
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Arrival Time

St. Andrews recommends arriving 45 minutes to an hour before tee off, so you're at your assigned hole when the shotgun start begins.

Weather Policy

Per St. Andrews policy, a rain out is only called on the day of the outing, for conditions like thunder, lightning, or extended downpour. Rain alone does not cancel play.

A girl at a Splash-supported school in Ethiopia holding a glass of clean water
Why It Matters

Every swing helps keep water flowing.

Splash builds clean water, sanitation, and hygiene systems into schools in some of the world's fastest-growing cities, reaching the kids who need them most. To date, Splash has reached over 1,191,876 children across eight countries, and every system is designed to keep working long after it's installed.

Now Splash is breaking ground in Zambia, its ninth country, with a goal of reaching 700,000 students across 400+ schools by 2030. Outings like this one help keep that work moving, and keep the water flowing.