Giving Back
Charity on the Fairway
All tournament proceeds benefit local charities, including the Boca Raton Regional Hospital. Community programmes run alongside the championship week, from Birdies Fore Charity to Grapes on the Green and The Majors Club.
Since 2007 the event has been counted among South Florida's favourite golf weeks, pairing elite championship play with fundraising for the region.
Charity & Community
The Boca Raton Championship brings together some of the most accomplished names in golf for a week of spirited competition on one of South Florida's most admired courses. Each February, the event transforms The Old Course at Broken Sound into a stage where legends of the game reconnect with fans and test their skills over fifty-four holes of tournament play. The atmosphere blends the warmth of a community gathering with the intensity of professional sport, offering spectators a rare chance to watch major champions compete at close range in a relaxed and welcoming setting.
Set against the lush backdrop of Boca Raton, the tournament unfolds on a course known for its thoughtful design and immaculate conditioning. The Old Course at Broken Sound challenges players with strategic bunkering, subtly contoured greens, and fairways framed by mature tropical landscaping. Because the event takes place in February, competitors and guests alike enjoy mild winter temperatures and abundant sunshine, conditions that make the championship as pleasant for the gallery as it is demanding for the field.
Charity sits at the heart of the tournament's mission, with proceeds from each edition directed toward local organizations that serve the Boca Raton community. The event has built a reputation for channeling the excitement of professional golf into meaningful support for health, education, and social service initiatives throughout the region. By attending, sponsoring, or volunteering, participants become part of a broader effort that extends well beyond the final putt on Sunday afternoon.
The tournament enjoys international television coverage, bringing the beauty of South Florida and the quality of PGA Tour Champions competition to audiences around the world. Broadcasts capture not only the shot-making and strategy on the course but also the distinctive character of the venue and the enthusiasm of the galleries. This visibility helps elevate the profile of the host community and the charitable causes that benefit from the event's success.
Throughout tournament week, hospitality plays a central role in the experience. Guests can enjoy thoughtfully designed venues that overlook key holes, offering comfortable vantage points alongside food and refreshment in a relaxed social atmosphere. Corporate partners and individual patrons alike find opportunities to entertain clients, connect with colleagues, or simply share a memorable day outdoors while watching golf's most respected competitors navigate the course.
Volunteers form the backbone of the championship, contributing their time and energy across a wide range of roles that keep the event running smoothly. From marshaling on the course to assisting with admissions and guest services, these community members gain an inside look at tournament operations while forging friendships and building skills. The volunteer program welcomes both seasoned golf enthusiasts and newcomers eager to be part of a professionally run sporting event.
The tournament's identity has evolved over the years, reflecting partnerships with committed title sponsors and the enduring support of the Boca Raton community. While the name above the marquee may shift from season to season, the core experience remains consistent: a premier fifty-four-hole championship that honors the traditions of the game while embracing the energy and generosity of South Florida. Each edition writes a new chapter in a story that continues to grow.
Fans can follow the championship throughout the year through an active digital presence that shares news, player features, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of tournament life. Social media channels and the official website provide updated schedules, field announcements, and photo galleries that capture the character of the event. Staying connected between tournaments keeps the community engaged and builds anticipation for the next gathering at The Old Course at Broken Sound.