The Donkey Cup returns in April for great golfing weather. So dust off those nipple accentuating golf shirts, skin-tight sweater-vests, and mark your calendars for April 17-21. And this year, let's have a few extra for those who can't be with us this year. Now, let the countdown begin...
The Donkey Cup 2024Total will vary this year, will include 4 nights, 3 total rounds of golf, and a few other goodies. If you have not paid your deposit yet, please do so online or get more info from Leighty.
Check here for event tee times and courses being played by round.
Need to know who you should collect money from to establish a bail fund, cover emergency room fees, and/or hiring a late night wall repair expert? Click above to see who you'll be sharing a condo.
Begin stategizing your game plan by checking out who you match-up against on the course.
Track the competition live here or by visiting the Golf Game Book links.
Go back and see how teams faired since the Donkey Cup adopted team match-play competition scoring.
See how you rank compared to other golfers in various match-play statistics or your own personal record with and against other golfers.
Curious to know who was on the winning teams of years past? The Hall of Fame list winning team members by year.
See a list of top golfing champions based the number of times their name is on the trophy.
View all of the golfers who have participated in the Donkey Cup competition and sort by current, recent, and past members.
check out the good times in picture form by viewing photo albums from past years - and witness the physical evolution of some of our golfers.
Fun time-lapse videos of some of the early years of the competition - Warning, not suitable for some viewers, such as: young kids, Legends staff, or law enforcement.
Get an aeral view of the Legends courses and roads that lead to the resort.
Check out the winning teams from past years.
Follow the links below to view each Talamore Golf Resort course via www.ragatour.net.
Greens were restored to the original Rees Jones and Arnold Palmer designs, resulting in a 25 percent larger putting surface, and the addition of generous 60-inch Tif Eagle Bermuda green collars. The new Champion Bermuda putting surfaces provide significantly better playing conditions than its bent grass predecessor and put Talamore’s and Mid South’ greens on par with the other top courses in the area.
Mid South Club is one of the Carolinas most attractive private residential golf communities. Five hundred forty five acres of longleaf pine forests, lakes and gently rolling hillsides provide a backdrop for a place of beauty and serenity. The Arnold Palmer signature golf course offers its members a challenging yet enjoyable championship layout on which to test their skills.
A rarity among Donald Ross masterpieces, Mid Pines Golf Course remains exactly as the world renowned architect built it in 1921 and impeccably restored by Kyle Franz in 2013. Mid Pines was not intended to be a daunting challenge for the finest players competing under championship conditions, but was envisioned as a course that would offer friendly competition for members and guests of a private club and resort.