Golf Day

Tee off for North East Autism Society!

Join us as we hit the fairways at Beamish Park Golf Club to raise vital funds for North East Autism Society. Enter a team of four players to compete in an 18-hole round of golf, with prizes awarded to the top scorers on the day.

All participants will enjoy a bacon sandwich on arrival before the Shotgun start at 9am, as well as on-course competitions and prizes. Following the round, players can enjoy a two course meal and the opportunity to get involved to win some fabulous raffle prizes.

The entry fee is £250 for a team and you can book your place via the form below or by emailing the fundraising team. If you select "Payment via Invoice", a member of the fundraising team will get in touch with you to complete your booking. Please book early to avoid disappointment!

Event Information

• Date: Friday 13 September 2024
• Start: 09:00
• Location: Beamish Park Golf Club, DH9 0RH
• Cost: £250.00 per team of four players
• Format: Stableford four-balls

Corporate Teams

We have opportunities for Corporate Teams to get involved in various ways, including sponsorship opportunities. It's the perfect event to partner with NEAS to help us continue our work supporting autistic people and their families across the North-East, whilst raising your own profile and brand.

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Support us

If you want to support the event, but don't want to take part in the activities, there are still plenty of ways for you to get involved such as sponsorship, which is available for the main trophy, halfway house, individual holes and much more.

If you have any queries, or would like further information about the event, please contact the fundraising team at [email protected] or by calling 0191 410 9974.

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Golf Fore All Project 

In early July 2019, European Tour Golfer- Graeme Storm-opened the initial phase of the UK’s first autism-friendly golf driving range at our New Warlands Farm site. Graeme described the new facility in County Durham as “truly life-changing”.

The 300-yard range, together with driving nets, has been set up by the North East Autism Society's 77-acre New Warlands Farm, near Burnhope. 

Click here to see the full article.