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ABOUT THE FELLOWSHIP OPEN

The Fellowship Open is moving to the Kettle Hills Golf Course this year. We look forward to you joining us for our 24th annual community celebration!

 

It’s the annual Fellowship Open Golf Event – Friday, August 23, 2024 

Kettle Hills Golf Course – Richfield, Wisconsin.

 

This annual celebration and community gathering of friends and supporters remain dedicated to serving young people in Milwaukee. Our commitment and support have never been more significant! For 24 years, the Fellowship Open tradition of acknowledging exceptional achievement and recognizing outstanding leadership toward diversity, inclusion, and youth empowerment has defined the core values and mission of the Fellowship Open. Our coalition of corporate, civic, and community partners has produced one of Wisconsin's most exciting and successful sporting events.

 

The Fellowship Open started as a small dinner and fun round of golf with friends in 2000 hosted by Irma and John Daniels Jr and has grown tremendously to help empower our youth. Not only has the Fellowship Open honored Wisconsin sports legends and Milwaukee business leaders for 24 consecutive years in the process we have expanded to nationally-known civic honorees, raised over $4 million, assisted more than 125 community and faith-based, youth-serving organizations and initiatives, and are currently providing ongoing support for some 200 young African American scholars matriculating at over 30 colleges and universities across America. 

 

We welcome you back to the links for the 24th annual Fellowship Open Golf! 2024 sponsorship opportunities are available now! 

 

Click on the REGISTER button and join us in August at Kettle Hills Golf Course.

2023 HONOREES

Historically the Fellowship Open has selected an individual to honor in the community who has a long history of working with youth and who has impeccable character and symbolizes the faces of the Fellowship Open.

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Rich Poirier
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Jerome Bettis
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