Oct. 24, 2025, 12:39 p.m. PT
The Palm Springs Hospitality Association has announced the return of its annual fundraiser and scholarship golf tournament, the PSHA Golf Classic, which will take place Nov. 14 at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort.
The annual PSHA Golf Classic is where competition meets camaraderie, and every swing makes a difference in supporting the organization that’s shaped the future of tourism in Palm Springs for more than 30 years.
PSHA Golf Classic attendees will test their skills in a putting contest, take on the course in a shotgun start and cap the day with a lively grilled tri-tip dinner. A silent auction will run throughout the afternoon with every dollar raised directly funding PSHA and the scholarship programs that invest directly in the future of our local hospitality industry with training, certification and professional growth opportunities.
This event is more than golf — it’s impact, connection and fun rolled into one unforgettable experience.
PSHA is the industry’s voice in tourism, advocacy and business growth and is the only cross-sector association uniting Palm Springs’ large and small hotels, restaurants, retailers and attractions.
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Since 1994, PSHA has championed tourism, supported local businesses and created opportunities for connection, collaboration and community impact keeping Palm Springs thriving and visitor ready. As a driving force behind major initiatives — from convention center expansion to key tourism policies — PSHA is the trusted advocate for the region’s hospitality industry.
Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort, this year’s location for the PSHA Golf Classic, is located minutes from Palm Springs International Airport and downtown night life and hotels. Its well-known Ted Robinson-design is a desert links-style golf course that offers gorgeous mountain views along with scenic waterscapes and undulated greens that are friendly, yet demanding, and welcoming to players of all levels.
Tournament highlights include: 10:30 a.m. check-in, registration and putting contest; noon shotgun start; noon-5 p.m. silent auction; and 5 p.m. community tri-tip dinner.
Register now and be part of the event that brings Palm Springs hospitality together for a cause that truly matters. Signups for the tournament — from singles to foursomes — and reservations for the dinner can be made at palmspringshospitality.org/golfclassic. For additional information, or to make a donation to the silent auction, email admin@palmspringshospitality.org.
Joe Enos is a Palm Springs-based marketing consultant with clients in the hospitality industry.