Cathay Bank's 49th Annual Charity Golf Tournament
Event Details
Ike Course | 10:00 a.m. Check-in & Boxed Lunch 12:00 p.m. Shotgun Start |
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Awards |
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Prizes1 |
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Awards Banquet | Majestic Banquet Room5:00 p.m. Cash Bar
Raffle Prizes
...and much more! |
Registration Fees |
The registration fee includes green fees, driving range access, shared golf cart, boxed lunch, dinner, and a gift. Non‑Golfer Dinner Guest: $100 per person |
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Sponsorships
Platinum Sponsor |
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Jade Sponsor |
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Gold Sponsor |
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Dinner Sponsor |
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Luncheon Sponsor |
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Golf Cart Sponsor |
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Refreshment Stand Sponsor |
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Premium Hole Sponsor |
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Basic Hole Sponsor |
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Cash Donation3 |
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Gift Sponsor |
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* To ensure proper sponsor recognition, we must receive the sponsor’s company logo by Friday, April 17, 2026. To maximize the recognition period, we encourage sponsors to submit their logo at their earliest convenience.
- Professional golfers are not eligible.
- Hole-in-One prizes are subject to holes as pre-assigned.
- Company logo does not apply to Cash Donation sponsor.
Nonprofit Beneficiary Organizations
Asian American Senior Citizens Service Center | Asian American Senior Citizens Service Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing culturally and linguistically sensitive health and social services to the Asian American community of Orange County. |
Cathay Bank Foundation | The Foundation’s mission is to enhance the growth and success of the communities in which Cathay Bank serves. Our ultimate objective is to create opportunities in the areas of affordable housing, community and economic development, and education. |
Friends of the Chinatown Library | Friends of the Chinatown Library is dedicated to promoting educational, recreational, and cultural programs for the Chinatown community. The organization also funds a Homework Assistance Center, an English Conversational Center, and Children’s Reading Incentive Awards. |
Herald Family Center Counseling Ministry | Herald Family Center Counseling Ministry is committed to providing holistic education and care to Southern California Chinese American communities through prevention, education, and counseling services to assist them in building healthy families. |
International Institute of Los Angeles (IILA) | IILA is dedicated to assisting individuals and families in building skills and abilities to become self-sufficient, overcome life crises, and meet basic human needs to enable them to participate fully in today’s society. |
Irvine Chinese School | Irvine Chinese School is the largest nonprofit heritage school in the region. Since 1976, it's guided its missions to promote Chinese language learning, to preserve Chinese heritage, and to advocate cultural diversity in America. |
No Limits for deaf children and families | No Limits for deaf children and families teaches deaf children the skills to succeed in school and in life through its national theater group and educational centers. |
Taiwanese American Heritage Week | Taiwanese American Heritage Week is held mainly to praise Taiwanese Americans for contributing to the U.S. economy, culture, and other fields. |
