GSP Annual Raffle — Coming Spring 2027
CLE 18
The CLE 18 Golf Raffle is taking a brief pause — and coming back bigger. Spring 2027 brings an expanded prize package, new courses, and new perks. Stay tuned.
Spring 2027 Relaunch
What's Coming
The CLE 18 is returning in Spring 2027 with an expanded prize package. Everything you see below is already locked in — and we're adding exciting new perks and experiences before we relaunch the drawing. Follow us on Instagram at @project_tgs for updates as we announce additions to the package.
Follow @project_tgs for UpdatesCLE 18 Golf Raffle — Prizes
What's Included in the Winning Prize
One drawing for all prizes — a single winner takes the entire package of golf experiences across Northeast Ohio.
Fowler's Mill Golf Course
36 Holes — Two 18-Hole Rounds
Pheasant Run Golf Course
36 Holes — Two 18-Hole Rounds
St. Denis Golf Course
36 Holes — Two 18-Hole Rounds
Seneca Golf Course
18 Holes — One 18-Hole Round
Back 9 Indoor Golf
36 Holes — Two 18-Hole Rounds (Indoor)
Pine Ridge Golf Course
18 Holes — One 18-Hole Round
Lost Nation Golf Course
18 Holes — One 18-Hole Round
& More Courses Joining Soon
More are being confirmed before we draw names.
Total Estimated Prize Package Value
11 rounds across 7 premier Northeast Ohio courses
$600+
Spring 2027 Additions
More perks and experiences are being added to this package before we relaunch.
The prize package you see above is the floor — not the ceiling. We're working on exciting additions that will be announced before the Spring 2027 drawing. Every addition goes into the same winning ticket.
Causes We've Supported
Previous CLE 18 Causes
- 2026Learn More
Purple Pulse Project — Epilepsy Awareness
Funds raised supported epilepsy research and awareness through GSP's Purple Pulse Project.
Coming in 2027
CLE 18 Will Support Parkinson's Disease Research
Next year, the CLE 18 raffle turns its focus to Parkinson's disease — a progressive neurological disorder affecting millions of Americans and their families. Here is why this cause matters:
1 Million+
Americans currently living with Parkinson's disease
Source: Parkinson's Foundation
90,000
New diagnoses are made in the U.S. every year
Source: Parkinson's Foundation, 2023
60,000
Americans diagnosed with Parkinson's annually — more than breast cancer and colon cancer combined
Source: Parkinson's Foundation
$52 Billion
Annual U.S. economic burden, including medical costs and lost income
Source: Parkinson's Foundation
2x
Men are nearly twice as likely to develop Parkinson's disease as women
Source: NIH
No Cure
There is currently no cure. Research funding is critical to changing that.
Source: Parkinson's Foundation