The Longest Day is an endurance golf marathon designed to test your skill, strength, and stamina. The challenge is to successfully complete your chosen number of holes from dawn to dusk and raise funds for Cancer Council's research, prevention, and support services.
Challenge yourself to:
The Long Day - 36 holes (2 rounds)
The Longer Day - 54 holes (3 rounds)
Or the ultimate challenge: The Longest Day - 72 holes (4 rounds)
Think you have what it takes? Register now and let's tee off for a cancer free future.
When is the challenge?
The official day is 11 December however, you can choose any day that suits best. You'll need all the time you can get so we recommend playing as close to the longest day of the year as possible.
Western Australia clubs and participants can get involved in April 2024, and Northern Territory clubs and participants can get involved any time across May and June 2024.
Where to Play
Clubs across Australia have signed up to support The Longest Day where some will allow you to play for FREE (Open Links Club) as part of your Longest Day challenge, while others will charge you a fee (Green Fees Club).
When you register you'll have a list of supporting clubs to choose from.
Click here to check out the Supporting Clubs in 2023.
If you're already a member of a golf club or the club you want to play at are not on the supporting club list, let them know you're taking on this challenge and book your tee time. Check out the below tips and resources to help you get them on board:
- See if they can help by opening early and waiving or reducing the green fees
- Use the letter template we’ve created to ask them to host your day
- Tell them what the challenge is all about using our handy factsheet
- Offer to feature your club on your social media and fundraising page
- We can send them some helpful promotional posters. Simply contact us for more information
Why take on the challenge?
Did you know…
Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world.
Two in three Australians are diagnosed with skin cancer by the age of 70.
We need heroes like you to fundraise so we can provide life-saving research, prevention, and support services to those affected by cancer in our community. Since 2013, golfers like you have raised over $8,016,897 to help cancer patients across the country. That's why, to us, everyone who takes on the challenge is a real hero.
