282 days until September 1 - 7, 20259/1 - 9/7/2025

An Official PGA TOUR Champions Event

Special Events

The Stifel Charity Classic presented by Compliance Solutions is steadfastly dedicated to growing the game of golf for area youth and serving the community of greater St. Louis by supporting charities in North St. Louis County and beyond, including primary beneficiaries Marygrove, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis, and Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis. To that end, the tournament hosts a number of special events each year in support of these initiatives.

Charity Putting Challenge presented by Compliance Solutions

The third annual Charity Putting Challenge presented by Compliance Solutions teamed up PGA TOUR Champions professionals and amateurs in a scramble-format putting match. The teams competed over a specially designed nine-hole miniature golf course on the main Norwood Hills putting green to benefit charities across St. Louis.

The participating charities in the 2024 Charity Putting Challenge presented by Compliance Solutions were: St. Louis Jr. Invitational (1st place, $5,000), St. Ann Catholic Church (2nd place, $2,250.00), Lafayette Industries (T-3rd place, $1,333.33), Lolly's Place (T-3rd place, $1,333.33), St. Louis Family Church (T-3rd place, $1,333.33), Little Bit Foundation (T-4th place, $750.00), Eta Boule Foundation (T-4th place, $750.00), Good Shepherd (T-4th place, $750.00), Marygrove (T-4th place, $750.00) and Ready Readers (T-4th place, $750.00).

Accenture Youth Clinic

The Accenture Youth Clinic provides a group of young golfers the opportunity to come together, learn and develop golf skills, and receive tips from PGA TOUR Champions and local golf organization leaders. Participating youth represent a number of local organizations, including Diversity Golf, First Tee of Greater St. Louis, PGA REACH Gateway, and Special Olympics Missouri. Select young golfers are given the opportunity to compete in a Youth Challenge for a chance to win prizes.


Legends Charity Challenge presented by World Wide Technology

The Legends Charity Challenge presented by World Wide Technology is a 9-hole team scramble exhibition match to benefit charity.

The 2024 Legends Charity Challenge presented by World Wide Technology featured a “Mizzou” versus “The Lou” lineup. Representing “Mizzou” were four of the University’s all-time football greats in Jeremy Maclin, Danario Alexander, Sean Weatherspoon, and Kevin Rutland. “The Lou” team included Pro Football Hall of Famers and St. Louis Rams legends Marshall Faulk and Aeneas Williams, along with current St. Louis Blue stars Jake Neighbours and Scott Perunovich.

Folds of Honor Friday presented by Compliance Solutions

On Friday, September 6, we celebrated the tournament’s newest initiative, Folds of Honor Friday presented by Compliance Solutions. The special day recognizes the commitment and sacrifice of military service members and first responders who guard our freedoms and protect our communities.

Friday began with the start of competition at the Stifel Charity Classic and a Folds of Honor enhanced Opening Ceremony. Fans witnessed a ceremonial first tee shot as well as a performance of the National Anthem and Presentation of Colors. All were encouraged to wear red, white and blue on Friday as an outward display of unity and an inward commitment to meeting sacrifice with hope for the families of America’s fallen or disabled military and first responders. Additionally, official Folds of Honor ribbon pins were proudly distributed and displayed throughout the inspirational day.


Legends Breakfast presented by Centene & Missouri Division of Tourism

The Legends Breakfast presented by Centene & Missouri Division of Tourism on Wednesday, August 7, 2024 showcased the Stifel Charity Classic's philanthropic spirit with all proceeds benefiting charitable causes in St. Louis.

The 2024 event showcased LPGA legend Judy Rankin and St. Louis Cardinals legend and Hall of Fame shortstop Ozzie Smith.

This unique and inspiring event brought together sports legends to benefit the tournament’s primary charities, including Marygrove, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis and Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis.