Can I Survive 100 Holes at Tiger Woods' Pebble Beach Par-3 Course?

Sports admin October 13, 2026 0 Comments

Can I Survive 100 Holes at Tiger Woods’ Pebble Beach Par-3 Course?

If you think playing a normal 18 holes of golf can be exhausting, try playing 100 holes in a single day.

As crazy as that sounds, it’s exactly what I’m attempting to complete on Oct. 19 at The Hay, the Tiger Woods-designed short course at the iconic Pebble Beach Resorts.

So why on earth would I ever agree to play 100 holes of golf? Naturally, it’s for a good cause, as I’m a national ambassador for Youth on Course — a nonprofit that provides kids with access to life-changing opportunities through golf.

And while it’d be dope to have everyone reading this join me for the 100-Hole Hike, the next-best thing is simple: Support me from a distance by donating to Youth on Course and follow the entire day live on Rainmakers Golf’s Instagram page.

Think I Can Survive 100 Holes of Golf IN ONE DAY?!

OK, now that you’ve got the skinny on my 100-Hole Hike for Youth on Course, let’s talk about why the organization’s mission is so meaningful to me.

Three years ago, I became a dad to the most precious little girl any guy could ask for. She’s full of energy. She’s full of excitement. And she absolutely loves being curious about everything Mommy and Daddy do.

So, like any golf-loving dad, I hope she one day falls in love with the game as much as I have.

But there has always been a gap between wanting to play golf and actually getting the opportunity to play. Cost and access can make it difficult for beginner and novice golfers to tee it up — especially junior golfers.

That’s where Youth on Course and their partner courses change everything.

Each donation to Youth on Course helps subsidize rounds for its members, meaning kids can play golf for just $5 at some of the most recognizable venues in the sport — including The Hay at Pebble Beach, Bethpage, Chambers Bay and more.

As someone who grew up paying $20 to play a course better known for serving slushies than its golf, I’d say $5 for a memorable day at an iconic place like Pebble Beach is pretty hard to beat.

With Youth on Course celebrating its 20th anniversary this year — after last year surpassing 5 million rounds played — the organization continues to grow, thrive, and provide life-changing access to its members.

So if you’re interested in growing the game of golf and making a huge impact for the next generation of golfers, join me in supporting Youth on Course and my 100-Hole Hike.

As the sport continues to change, so, too, do the opportunities to play, learn and have fun — which is what every kid deserves when picking up a golf club.

Feeling generous? MAKE A DONATION to Youth on Course to support my 100-Hole Hike! And make sure to follow Nick Dimengo on Instagram and subscribe to Rainmakers Golf on YouTube!

This story was originally published October 13, 2026 at 2:01 PM.