The TeeHC Experience 2026

TeeHC Open 2026: Cannabis Golf, Real Networking, and 10% Off Tickets When You Mention Distru

What Is TeeHC Open?

TeeHC Open happens on October 1, 2026, with registration kicking off at 8:00 AM ET at Blissful Meadows Golf Club, 801 Chocolog Rd, Uxbridge, MA. It's a 9-hole cannabis golf tournament and networking event hosted by Cannabis Creative Group, a Boston-based marketing agency that's run this event for years now. You don't have to golf to show up either. The day mixes golf with terpene tasting, live music, and on-course brand activations, and it's been covered by High Times, MG Magazine, and The Bluntness, among others. Sponsors get in front of 400+ industry professionals over the course of the day. And if you mention Distru when you register, you get 10% off your ticket.

Why Cannabis Operators Should Care

This one's built for people who actually work in the industry, not just golf fans looking for a Saturday out. Cultivators, dispensary owners, brand teams, and ancillary service providers all show up because the format forces real conversations. You're not stuck in a conference room hoping someone swaps a business card with you. You're on a course or in the Chill Zone with 400+ people who do what you do, and the whole day is set up for speed networking and casual deal-making. If you're trying to find new vendors, meet retail buyers, or just put a face to the brands you've only seen online, this is the kind of event where that actually happens. And don't forget, mentioning Distru at signup knocks 10% off the ticket price.

How to Get the Most Out of It

Register early, even if you're not sure you'll golf

Tickets sell out most years. You don't need a full foursome either. If you show up without a group, the organizers will pair you up, so there's no reason to wait until the last minute to lock in your spot.

Treat the Chill Zone like the main event

If golf isn't your thing, don't skip the day. The terpene tasting station and live music aren't filler, they're where a lot of the actual networking happens. Non-golfers get just as much face time with brands and buyers as the people out on the course.

Bring your own short list of people to find

With 400+ attendees split between golfers and non-golfers, it's easy to spend the whole day chatting without connecting to the two or three people you actually wanted to meet. Know who you're looking for before you get there.

Follow up within the week

Everyone collects contacts at events like this and then lets them sit in a pile of business cards. Set aside 20 minutes the Monday after to reach out to the people you met while the conversation's still fresh.

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