Round 1 · Sat · Jan 16
Snow Mountain
Round 1 sets the tone. Settle in, find your rhythm, and put a number on the board.
MLK Day weekend · Benefiting The Giboney Foundation
Drive for the Dream Classic
January 16–18, 2027 · Paiute Golf Resort, Las Vegas
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22spots left of 24
Registration is open.
3Rounds on three Paiute courses
54Holes of handicapped stroke play
24Golfers in the field, no more
4Nights in Cabo San Lucas for first place
Golf with a purpose
One weekend. Three courses. One dream.
On MLK Day weekend, 24 golfers head to Paiute Golf Resort in Las Vegas for 54 holes of handicapped stroke play. The Giboney Foundation hosts, and the proceeds go to students who deserve every opportunity.
We have a dream that every student finds a door already open.
We have a dream that someone in your foursome finally sinks a hole in one.
Your $650 entry includes
- Three rounds of golf with greens fees and carts included
- A shot at first place and a four-night Cabo San Lucas stay
- A gift bag for every golfer
- Net scoring so every handicap competes fairly
- A field of just 24 for a real weekend with real company
The courses
Three rounds at Paiute
Play Snow Mountain on Saturday, Sun Mountain on Sunday, and finish Monday on the Wolf.
Round 2 · Sun · Jan 17
Sun Mountain
Round 2 is where the leaderboard takes shape and the nerves get interesting.
Round 3 · Mon · Jan 18
Wolf
The finale on MLK Day. Hold your nerve here and the trip to Cabo could be yours.
The format
Stroke play. Net scoring. Three days.
Your handicap is applied to your scores. After Monday’s round, the lowest combined net score takes first place. No handicap? We will assign one.
Tee times will be announced to registered golfers.
- Sat · Jan 16Round 1 · Snow MountainOpening round at Paiute Golf Resort.
- Sun · Jan 17Round 2 · Sun MountainThe leaderboard takes shape.
- Mon · Jan 18Round 3 · WolfFinal round on MLK Day. The net-score winner takes first place.
First place
Win four nights in Cabo San Lucas
The golfer with the lowest net score after three rounds earns four nights at a Villa Group resort in Cabo San Lucas. Every golfer takes home a gift bag.
Prize terms will be shared with registered golfers.
Reserve your spot
Only 24 golfers. Claim yours.
The counter updates as registrations come in. When it reaches zero, the field is full.
22spots left of 24
Registration is open.
Entry
$650 per golfer
$200 non-refundable deposit is required at registration. The remaining balance is collected after you register.
- Greens fees and carts, all three rounds
- First-place award
- Gift bag
Lodging and travel are not included.
It is stroke play with net scoring. You play 54 holes over three rounds, your handicap is applied to your scores, and the lowest combined net score after Monday’s round wins first place.
No. The event is open to all golfers. If you do not have an official handicap, we will assign one so everyone competes on level ground.
The field is limited to 24. The counter on this page shows how many spots remain, and registration closes when they are gone.
Greens fees and carts for all three rounds, a gift bag, and your shot at the first-place prize. Lodging and travel are not included.
Yes. A $200 non-refundable deposit is required at registration, and it applies toward the $650 entry. The remaining balance is collected after you register.
Four nights in Cabo San Lucas at a Villa Group resort. Prize terms will be shared with registered golfers.
All three rounds are at Paiute Golf Resort in Las Vegas: Snow Mountain on Saturday, January 16, Sun Mountain on Sunday, January 17, and Wolf on Monday, January 18.
Donations made to The Giboney Foundation are tax deductible. Work with your accountant for details.
Select Register and complete the form, including your $200 non-refundable deposit. The spots-left counter updates as registrations are added. Questions? Email info@thegiboneyfoundation.org.
Invest in the next generation of leaders
Tee off for the future
Proceeds benefit The Giboney Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit investing in the future of young adults from diverse backgrounds through scholarships, mentorships and development programs.