On the Course at the 2025 Golf Tournament

A Full Day of Fun

Golfers arrived early for breakfast and registration before the 10:00 AM shotgun start. The day followed a scramble format, making it accessible for golfers of all skill levels and ensuring every team had their moment to shine.

After 18 holes of competition, the group gathered for the 19th Hole Afterparty, where everyone traded scorecards for stories, snacks, and well-earned drinks. The camaraderie and laughter continued into the evening as prizes were awarded and the day’s best shots—and costumes—were celebrated.

Community and Connection

As always, the tournament served as more than just a day of golf. It was a reminder of the strength and spirit of our IIDA Northern California community. Through collaboration and creativity, our members and partners continue to make events like this possible.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the volunteers, sponsors, and players who contributed to another successful year on the greens.

The design community hit the fairways for another unforgettable day at the Annual IIDA Northern California Golf Tournament. Held on October 27 at the historic Sequoyah Country Club, the event combined friendly competition, team spirit, and a dash of Halloween fun.

This year’s tournament embraced the season’s energy with a spooky twist. Foursomes showed up ready to play—and to impress—with creative team costumes and themed tee boxes that turned the course into a playful showcase of imagination.

Sponsors and Supporters

The event was made possible thanks to the incredible support of our 2025 Patrons and Event Sponsors, including Platinum sponsors Interface, Mohawk Group, and Two, and Gold sponsor Gensler. From breakfast and the Bloody Mary & Mimosa Bar to the afternoon Clubhouse Afterparty, sponsors helped keep the day running smoothly and the energy high.

Special thanks also go out to all our Tee Box and Prize Sponsors, whose creativity on the course made each hole unique. Highlights included Closest to the Pin by Carl Hansen and Longest Drive by ALW.