AMERICAN LEGION POST 291 CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT

AMERICAN LEGION POST 291 CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT

Come join us for a fantastic day of golf for a great cause at WOLF CREEK GOLF COURSE AND CLUB! This in-person event promises fun, friendly competition, and the opportunity to support a worthy charity. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this tournament is perfect for all skill levels. So grab your clubs and get ready for a day of swinging, putting, and making a difference! This will be a four-person scramble tournament. The fee per person is $100 and $400 per 4 person teams. Register by March 31 and receive a $10 per golfer discount. Individuals are encouraged to sign up, and we will assign you to a team. Prizes and/or trophies awarded on par 3’s and longest drive.

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Come try your luck and skill and win a new Lexus automobile with a hole-in-one.

We are also seeking tournament sponsors and donations of merchandise and services to be part of a raffle held after the golf event. You may sponsor a hole during the tournament for as little as $125. If you would like to sponsor a hole or make a donation to this very worthwhile event, please do so by contacting David Rice at 678-438-0141 or via email: pastordavid.rice14@gmail.com

The American Legion is built on a promise from men and women who swore with their lives to defend and protect the United States through military service. The promise begins at enlistment, grows through training and discipline in the U.S. Armed Forces and continues after discharge, as veterans in service to community, state and nation.

In times of crisis, The American Legion steps into the turmoil and fights to provide needed assistance for others.

Veterans in need of advocates to help them achieve meaningful careers, educations, health-care services, friends and stable homes are supported every day, free of charge, by The American Legion.

Active-duty, National Guard and Reserve personnel have dedicated supporters in The American Legion. A strong and well-resourced national defense is, and has always been, a central purpose of the organization. As former troops, Legionnaires understand the importance of home-front support.

Legionnaires constantly remind communities that freedom and prosperity come with a price, a price often paid in blood. They know the difference between Memorial Day and Veterans Day. They raise the money, put in the hours and bring into existence monuments and memorials to “preserve the memories and incidents of our associations in all wars.”

The American Legion’s mission statement, as adopted by the National Executive Committee in October 2020, is:

To enhance the well-being of America’s veterans, their families, our military, and our communities by our devotion to mutual helpfulness.