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What we do

Since 2008, OGO has offered golf as a form of rehabilitation to combat injured veterans struggling with various physical injuries and mental health disorders. Twice a year, we introduce a group of veterans to the game of golf with 8 weeks of lessons that culminate in a fitting for their own set of golf clubs at ©TaylorMade’s illustrious The Kingdom.

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How you can help

No matter how big or small, your donation is helping to positively change veterans’ lives. You can choose to give a one-time cash donation or donate your time, product or service. It’s because of the generous donations of people like you that we can provide our program at no cost to our vets.

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Game On

We host two fundraisers a year at beautiful Fairbanks Ranch Country Club in Del Mar - our Golf Classic Tournament in the fall and our 15” Cup Challenge taking place March 16th, 2026! Registration is open - register here today!

11th Annual Cup Challenge

March 16th, 2026

Fairbanks Ranch Country Club

Event is from 1-4pm | Check in starts at 12:30pm

Join Tony and friends for a fun day of golf, eats, and drinks!

100% of the proceeds raised from our Cup Challenge goes directly to OGO!

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Meet our founder, Tony Perez

Originally from San Antonio, Tony Perez now calls San Diego home. Tony is a Vietnam War Veteran who didn’t play golf until he met his wife, Susan, who introduced him to the game. Needless to say, he was hooked and now, loves to share his passion of golf with other veterans who may be struggling after coming home from being deployed. Tony is a central figure in every lesson and has become a mentor to many of the vets he helps coach. In his famous words, It’s always “game on!”

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“I have PTSD from my time in the Navy…I can attest to how the game of golf can improve both the veteran and his family…God Bless all of you.” - OGO alumni

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