Every Olympian was once a kid who couldn't do a cartwheel.

At EVO Gymnastics, both of those athletes train under the same roof. On a given afternoon our floor holds four-year-olds in their first class, high schoolers chasing college rosters, and members of the U.S. National Team preparing for World Championships and the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. EVO sent three athletes to the Paris Olympics and is home to a reigning World Champion. It is also home to hundreds of boys and girls who will never compete internationally, learning the same lessons the Olympians learned first: how to fall, how to get back up, and how to keep a promise to yourself on the days it would be easier not to.

That environment does not build itself. Equipment wears out. Landing pits need replacing. Training space needs to keep pace with the athletes using it. Proceeds from the 2026 tournament are reinvested directly in EVO's athletes, programs, coaching and training environment.

The day. An 18-hole shotgun scramble with Olympians and World Championship medalists stationed across the course, so every group in the field plays alongside them. Contests, prizes, and a reception and auction afterward with experiences you will not find at another tournament in Florida.

Bring a foursome. Bring your company. Bring someone who has never met an Olympian.

Let's build what comes next, together.