Fore The Hungry
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24 hours.
Every hole walked.

The 11th annual Fore The Hungry golf marathon: 24 straight hours of walking golf at Atlantic City Country Club to raise money for Ronald McDonald House Philadelphia.

Thu, Oct 29, 4 PM to Fri, Oct 30, 4 PMAtlantic City Country Club
$950raised of $10,000

7 donations so far. Thank you.

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How it started

Two people walking a push cart toward a low sun, with the Atlantic City skyline on the horizon
Two golfers pulling push carts down a fairway

2015

A simple question

After a round at Atlantic City Country Club, David Rayfield asked a question. Lots of charity golf events play 90 holes in carts, but could two people walk 90 holes on the longest day of the year?

Nick Rosetti said, "I'm in." They finished all 90 holes in 14 hours and 55 minutes.

A golfer in a sun hat at a tee box, drinks lined up on the ball washer

2016 to 2025

Every year, further

The duo kept raising the bar: 108 holes, then 126 in 2024. The gear evolved with it. Glow balls, headlamps, hydration packs and strict pacing turned a long day into an overnight operation.

In 2025 they stopped counting holes and played for 24 hours straight, walking every one. It also became a charity event, and donors gave $8,885 to the food bank.

Five golfers standing together on the course

2026

New year, new charity

This year the marathon raises money for Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Philadelphia Region. Nick has supported the House for 10 years and has seen what it does for families.

The House gives families a place to stay, meals and support while their children go through major medical treatment. Our goal is $10,000.

About 6:00 PM

The sunset round

The light goes, the marsh turns orange, and the long part of the night begins.

Sunset over the marsh beside the course
The sun going down behind a greenside bunker

The scorecard

YearWalkedNotes
20159014 hours, 55 minutes
Following years108Glow balls and headlamps join the bag
2024126Most holes walked
202524 hrs$8,885 raised for the food bank
202624 hrsGoal: $10,000 for Ronald McDonald House
Golfers on a green at dusk, one holding the flagstick

Overnight

Headlamps and glow balls

Midnight tee times, space-junk sightings, and hole after hole in the dark with sweat, bugs, cramps and no sleep. This is where the marathon is won.

Nick Rosetti and David Rayfield on the course in the middle of the night
A golfer walking a dark fairway lit by a headlamp
A glowing light on the green after dark

3:00 AM

"This is the most interesting and intense thing we do all year. It's an adventure, and a benchmark for our health and fitness. We're lucky to be able to do this. And what is our limit?"David Rayfield

About 7:20 AM

The sunrise round

Friday morning. Fifteen hours down, nine to go.

A swan on a pond at dawn beside the course
A golfer teeing off beside the marsh with the Atlantic City skyline behind

Ways to help

You don't need to walk 24 hours to make a difference.

Give

  • Give any amount

    Every donation goes to Ronald McDonald House Philadelphia through its official DonorDrive page.

  • Give $200 or more

    You are entered in a raffle for rounds at local courses, golf gear and more.

  • Give $500 or more

    Sponsor a round: the first, the sunset, the sunrise or the last. We will dedicate it to whoever you choose and feature you on our fundraising page.

  • Title sponsor

    Put your name on next year's marathon. Email David to talk it through.

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Show up

  • Walk a few holes

    Join us for a loop or two. Company makes a real difference late in the night.

  • Come to the send-off or the finish

    4:00 PM on Thursday, October 29, and 4:00 PM on Friday, October 30.

  • Post updates

    Share photos and progress through the day and night so people can follow along.

  • Start your own team

    Have a partner crazy enough to walk 24 hours? Take it to your home course, or join us next year.

Email David

4:00 PM Friday

Last hole

Twenty-four hours after the first tee shot. Come cheer the finish at Atlantic City Country Club, or send them home with a donation.

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A supporter and a golfer smiling on the course
Golfers walking off the tee with push carts