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Russ Hiser Memorial

Supporting Youth Golf in the Coulee Region Since 2010

Our Story

The Russ Hiser Memorial Fund, Inc. was created to honor the memory of our friend and golfing buddy Russell “Bullet” Hiser. As a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization, its purpose is to raise funds to support and advance youth golf in the La Crosse area.

Currently, the youth golf programs being supported and funded by the Russ Hiser Memorial Fund, Inc. are the La Crosse Middle School Golf Team, a fall competitive program, FREE golf clinics at Forest Hills, and FREE golf at 5 area courses – Forest Hills, Walsh Golf Center, Coulee Golf Bowl, Drugan’s Castle Mound, and Fox Hollow, SNAG Golf, La Crosse High School Golf Teams, and the Russ Hiser Junior Golf Tournament.

These programs are offered FREE of charge to all participants.

Russell "Bullet" Hiser

Russell "Bullet" Hiser

Russ Hiser Memorial – Youth Golf in La Crosse, WI.

Golf Tournament

Sunday, May 17, 2026
Join us for a fun and competitive day of golf at Cedar Creek.

Russ Hiser Memorial – Youth Golf in La Crosse, WI.

Youth Golf Summer Program

FREE golf for kids in La Crosse this summer.

Russ Hiser Memorial – Youth Golf in La Crosse, WI.

Middle School Golf Team

FREE competitive golf program for La Crosse area youth.

Russ Hiser Memorial – Youth Golf in La Crosse, WI.

Golf Tournament

Sunday, May 17, 2026
Join us for a fun and competitive day of golf at Cedar Creek.

Russ Hiser Memorial – Youth Golf in La Crosse, WI.

Youth Golf Summer Program

FREE golf for kids in La Crosse this summer.

Russ Hiser Memorial – Youth Golf in La Crosse, WI.

Middle School Golf Team

FREE competitive golf program for La Crosse area youth.

Thank You To Our 2025 Sponsors

Title Sponsor

“Russ had a great passion for the game of golf. He felt fortunate to have been introduced to the game at an early age and understood the importance of passing the game on. The Russ Hiser Memorial Fund will carry on Russ’ legacy as a passionate golf enthusiast. It will offer a wonderful opportunity to pass the game onto the next generation. Russ would have truly embraced this mission.”

– Russ’ lifelong friend, Chris Weiss