Welcome to the Kairoscup Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization committed to empowering and supporting Christian organizations in their mission to spread faith, hope, and love. Through golf event and fund raising, our foundation provides vital resources, strategic guidance, and financial assistance to faith-based groups, enabling them to expand their reach and impact within their communities. By fostering collaboration and sharing best practices, we aim to strengthen the collective efforts of Christian organizations, helping them to fulfill their spiritual and humanitarian goals. Join us in our mission to uplift and support the body of Christ through dedicated service and unwavering faith.
Kairos Cup is an annual golf tournament between churches unlike any other existing golf tournament. Our goal is to create a platform for serious golfers to play a competitive game in a friendly environment. Kairos Cup distinguishes itself from many other fundraising golf events as this tournament is played without handicap index and players are encouraged to know and understand USGA rules and golf etiquette.
This is an individual tournament but also a church team competition. All prayers must be a member of the church and represent as a team in order to participate.
Kairos cup will continuously grow to become the most legitimate golf tournament in the purpose of fundraising and sowing to the Kingdom. God honors and blesses people: with integrity and honor; who respect and serve others; and who are good steward for what He has entrusted us here on earth. Likewise, golf is a game of integrity, showing consideration to others and taking good care of the course.
"Golf teaches life lessons. That’s why i like golf. To be humble by keeping your head down. To be meek by having your strength under control. To not hold on things too tight. To keep both arms straight and reach out. To follow through in all that you decide to do. To have integrity by counting your own actions. To allow someone who is behind to go first. To start with power but to end with gentle touch. To not step on other person’s line and way. To fix your own damage and keep the place better than when you first arrived. To know that your next shot is the most important one. To always complement on good shots but never criticize on the bad ones. To know that your next round can always be better. And to spend time with people you love with great fellowship!" - Peter Park, Founder