An exclusive golf experience where leaders connect to make a lasting impact.
Join us for a remarkable day of golf, connection and community at the inaugural Saint Francis Open. This unique collaboration brings together influential leaders from the Bay Area for a rewarding Lancer experience.
Why Play
- Cultivated Networking – Build meaningful connections with industry leaders in a relaxed, high-touch setting.
- Unique Access – Enjoy a thoughtfully curated experience designed for a limited number of participants.
- Community Impact – Learn more about the vision at Saint Francis High School and the link to Silicon Valley innovation, leadership and education.
- World-Class Partners – With Stanford’s legacy and the mission-driven approach of Saint Francis, this tournament creates space for those who are interested in supporting the future of Holy Cross education.
Premier Foursome Team Registration Includes:
- Premier course access and hospitality
- Branded player gifts and premium amenities
- Pre-play reception speaker
- Premiere reception and high-level networking
Event Details
- When: Monday, September 28, 2026
- Where: Stanford Golf Course
- Game Play: Team Scramble
- Entry fee: $8,000 per foursome
Featured Guest
Carl Eschenbach
A Partner as Sequoia Capital and former CEO of Workday with more than 35 years of experience leading transformative technology companies, including key leadership roles at VMware, EMC and other industry leaders.
Reserve you team now!
The Saint Francis Open is designed as an intimate day of golf and hospitality It brings together a select group of alumni, parents, and friends in support of the students and mission of Saint Francis High School. Participation is intentionally limited, and registration is completed through personalized invitations.
Please complete the form below to express your interest.
How Can We Help?
We understand that you may have questions about our Saint Francis Open. Please don’t hesitate to reach out – we're happy to assist you and get you the information you need.
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