Eagle Golf Classic | Giving | Concordia University Irvine

Associated Students of Concordia University Irvine (ASCUI)

The Eagle is Landing!

Helicopter Ball Drop

The popular Helicopter Ball Drop is returning to the Eagle Golf Classic! The more you donate to CUI Athletics, the higher your chances are of winning $2,000 during this event!

Our goal is to sell 5,000 golf balls and we are halfway there. The last day to purchase a golf ball is on Friday, September 24th (if we don't sell out before that). The winner will receive $2,000 if their ball is the first one in the hole. All proceeds will go to your Eagles Athletic Teams....support your favorite team by purchasing a golf ball today!!!

1 for $20
5 for $50
11 for $100

You don't need to be present to win. Share this fun opportunity with your neighbors, friends, and family!

The ball drop will take place on Tuesday, September 28th at noon on the soccer field. You won't want to miss this amazing fundraising opportunity for our Concordia Eagles!!!!

Purchase Golf Balls

Monday, September 13, 2021

A long-standing tradition at Concordia University Irvine, our Eagle Golf Classic is an invitation to spend a day playing the greens at the exclusive Coto de Caza Golf Club while we raise funds for our student-athletes in Eagle Athletics.

Golfers will enjoy a full day of golf with games throughout the course. Beverages and lunch will be provided. We will end the day with dinner, prize announcements, and a gift basket raffle.

This year's golf tournament was another SOLD OUT tournament for Concordia University Irvine. 272 golfers enjoyed playing golf on the beautiful private golf courses at Coto de Caza. Thank you to all of our golfers and sponsors. We couldn't have done it without YOU!!!

Coto de Caza

Golf & Racquet Club

Coto de Caza Golf & Racquet Club in Orange County features two courses designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. The North course is a 7162-yard gem that opened in 1987 to rave reviews from pro and amateur alike. The South, a slightly shorter 6,950 yards, treats Members and guests to a golf course where players head south through the Coto canyon without seeing any other golf holes except the one they’re playing.