The Pollinator Project
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Our Mission to Life.
Join The Pollinator Project for memorable experiences that bring communities together, support conservation, and help protect the pollinators our world depends on.
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The Pollinator Project
2nd Annual Golf Outing
Join The Pollinator Project for an unforgettable afternoon of golf, dinner, and purpose. This special event brings together friends, community leaders, golfers, and conservation supporters to help protect the pollinators that sustain our food, ecosystems, and future.
Whether you are interested in a casual nine-hole round or a full eighteen-hole experience, golfers of all skill levels are welcome. Proceeds support The Pollinator Project's conservation, research, and education mission, including pollinator gardens, the Goodells County Park Pollinator Education Center, and educational coloring book initiatives.
Questions? Contact Kenneth Meyer at 586-612-5080.
Registration Options
Pick Your Round
Every registration includes dinner and the evening program. Dinner-only tickets are available for guests who are not golfing.
18-Hole Foursome
A team of four for the full eighteen holes, with a 1:00 PM shotgun start.
9-Hole Foursome
A team of four for a shorter afternoon round, with a 4:00 PM shotgun start.
Dinner Only
Join the dinner, awards and raffles without playing a round.
Event Schedule
How the Day Runs
- 12:00 PM18-Hole Check-In
- 1:00 PM18-Hole Shotgun Start
- 2:30 PM9-Hole Check-In
- 4:00 PM9-Hole Shotgun Start
- 6:30 PMDinner, Awards & Party
Dinner, Awards & Celebration
The Fun Doesn't End
on the Fairway.
Stay after the round for dinner, awards, raffles, prizes, and a celebration of the community supporting pollinator conservation. Dinner begins at 6:30 PM, and you do not need to golf to join us.
Dinner-only tickets are $50.
Games, Raffles & Activities
Play the Course and the Room
- Skins
- Longest Drive
- Hole-in-One Payout
- Putting Contest
- Michigan Lottery Scratcher Book Raffle
- 50/50 Spread the Wealth Raffle
- Duck Derby
Bring cash to participate in games and raffles.
The 50/50 Spread the Wealth raffle pays out across multiple draws. The organizer's published example shows a first draw of $100, a second draw of $250, and a third draw of 50% of the remaining prize pool. These figures are an example of how the tiered payout works and are not guaranteed prize amounts.
The Pollinator Project Duck Derby
Adopt a Duck.
Support the Mission.
The Duck Derby race takes place after the golf outing at Pine Valley Golf Course. Adopt a duck, watch it race, and support pollinator conservation.
1 Duck
6 Ducks
Flock of 100 Ducks
Ducks are adopted by phone. Contact Kenneth Meyer to reserve yours.
Why This Event Matters
Every Round Builds Habitat
Proceeds from the outing go directly into The Pollinator Project's conservation, research, and education work.
Habitat & Gardens
Pollinator gardens and park installations established around St. Clair and Macomb Counties, each planted with native flowers to support the species it serves.
Goodells Education Center
Phase two of the Pollinator Education Center at Goodells County Park, including the education trail and pavilion build out on the two acres dedicated to the project.
Education & Research
Free educational coloring books and classroom resources, plus research into the pressures pollinators face, from habitat loss to disease and pollution.
The organization's long-term vision is a five-square-mile living laboratory of natural habitat, maintained in perpetuity and developed in cooperation with local universities. This is a stated future goal rather than an existing facility.
Golf with purpose. Dine with impact. Protect the pollinators.
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Past events stay here with their details and photography. Registration links are retired once an event has concluded.
Join Us
Come Out. Make a Difference.
Register a team, reserve a dinner seat, sponsor a hole, or adopt a duck. Every bit of it goes back into protecting Michigan's pollinators.