Colorado Under Par Featured on KUSA-TV’s Colorado & Company

Colorado Under Par on Colorado & Company: Connecting Golfers With Giving Back

Colorado Under Par CEO Andrew Mueller joined Colorado & Company for a conversation about something close to the heart of what CUP does: using golf to support the causes Coloradans care about. Andrew appeared alongside Evan Harris of CO1000 and Brett Weinstein of Guide Real Estate, and together the panel spotlighted a shared belief that runs through all of their work, that sport and community can be a powerful engine for good.

Golf as a way to give back

Colorado is home to hundreds of thousands of golfers, and the idea behind Colorado Under Par is a simple one: connect that passion for the game with a passion for giving back. A round of golf is fun on its own, but a round tied to a cause becomes something more, a way to raise meaningful funds for nonprofits while bringing people together for a day they genuinely enjoy. That’s the throughline of everything CUP does, and it was the heart of the conversation on Colorado & Company.

The segment highlighted how charity golf turns the state’s love of the game into real support for the organizations doing important work in their communities, proving that fundraising and a great day on the course aren’t competing goals. They go hand in hand.

The power of community partnerships

One of the strongest themes of the panel was partnership. Great fundraising rarely happens in isolation, and the conversation celebrated several examples of that principle in action: CO1000’s rotating charity model, which spreads support across different causes, and Guide Real Estate’s “Guide for Good” mission, which channels a business’s resources toward community impact.

Set alongside Colorado Under Par’s work, those approaches share a common thread. When organizations, businesses, and the golf community align around giving back, the impact multiplies. Each partner brings an audience, resources, and goodwill, and together they raise far more than any one of them could alone. That collaborative spirit, businesses and nonprofits and golfers all pulling in the same direction, is exactly what makes fundraising through sport so effective.

A shared mission

Conversations like this one reflect what Colorado Under Par believes at its core: that golf is at its best when it’s bringing people together for something bigger than the game. We’re proud to stand alongside partners who share that mission, and to keep connecting Colorado’s golfers with the causes that need them.

As seen on Colorado & Company

Andrew Mueller appeared on Colorado & Company alongside Evan Harris of CO1000 and Brett Weinstein of Guide Real Estate.

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