August 12, 2025
Ottawa Corporate Cup
8:00 am - 9:00 pm
1755 Old Carp Rd, Kanata, ON, K2K 1X7 Canada
About Event
Compete. Network. Impact.
The Ottawa Corporate Cup is the premier competitive corporate networking event for golfers in the Ottawa business community.
Businesses compete against one another on the course and money is on the line: each firm chooses a charity to play for and the better the performance on the course, the more funds to their partner charity.
Field a team of two golfers to represent your firm and chosen charity.. Your team must consist of members of your firm OR a board member of your partner charity.
Entry fee is $2,000 and receive a $1,500 charitable receipt (via Ottawa Community Foundation).
– $1,000 directly to your partner charity
– $500 to prize pool
– $500 for tournament cost
Fees cover golf, cart, lunch, dinner, range balls, open bar, and media/website exposure before and after the event.
Limited to 64 teams.
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