Save the Date: Rooted in Giving Golf Classic Returns in 2027

October 16, 2026

Root Center for Advanced Recovery is excited to return to Lyman Orchards Golf Club on Thursday, September 23, 2027, for the Rooted in Giving Golf Classic, bringing community partners, local businesses, and supporters together for another day of golf with a purpose.


Following the success of this year's tournament, we're already looking ahead to another opportunity to connect on the course while creating an impact throughout the communities we serve.


In 2027, proceeds from the tournament will support the Root Center Giving Fund, an initiative dedicated to giving back to nonprofit organizations and community partners whose work strengthens communities across Connecticut.


At Root Center, we know meaningful change doesn't happen through the work of one organization alone. Through the Root Center Giving Fund, we're proud to support community partners including Prudence Crandall Center, Connecticut Foodshare, Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery (CCAR), St. Vincent de Paul Middletown, Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (SCADD), and InterCommunity.


Dollars raised at the Rooted in Giving Golf Classic will help us continue supporting organizations doing meaningful work throughout the state.


Together, we're proud to be Putting Fore Nonprofits and extending the impact of the tournament far beyond the golf course.


Save the Date

Date: Thursday, September 23, 2027

Location: Lyman Orchards Golf Club, Middlefield, CT


Additional details, including registration information, sponsorship opportunities, tournament schedule, and more, will be announced as we get closer to the event. For the latest tournament information and updates, visit our Rooted in Giving Golf Classic event page.


We look forward to welcoming golfers, sponsors, community partners, and supporters back to Lyman Orchards for another memorable day of connection, community, and giving.

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