The Third Annual Seven Eleven Memorial Golf Tournament & Silent Auction will take place on Thursday, May 14, 2026 at Tega Cay Golf Club, bringing the community together for a meaningful day of golf, remembrance, and support for mental health awareness.
This annual event benefits the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, a leading nonprofit dedicated to saving lives and bringing hope to those affected by suicide. Importantly, funds raised through this tournament will stay local, directly supporting programs, education, and resources within our community.
This year, the event is honored to welcome the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP), further strengthening the tournament’s mission of supporting individuals and families impacted by trauma, loss, and mental health challenges.
The tournament continues to grow each year, drawing golfers, sponsors, and supporters who are passionate about making a difference. Participants can expect a full day on the greens, along with a silent auction, raffles, and opportunities to connect with others who share a commitment to mental health advocacy.
Registration is now open, but space is limited and filling quickly. Community members are encouraged to secure their spots as soon as possible.
In addition to golfers, volunteers are warmly welcomed to help make the day a success. Whether assisting with event operations, registration, or activities, volunteers play a vital role in creating a supportive and impactful experience.
For those who wish to participate, sponsor, or donate, please scan the event QR code for full details and registration information.
“This tournament is about more than golf—it’s about honoring lives, supporting families, and strengthening our community through awareness and action,” said event organizer Sherry Nims.
Event Highlights:
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18-hole golf tournament
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Silent auction & raffle prizes
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Community-focused mental health awareness
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Opportunities for sponsorship and involvement
About the Seven Eleven Memorial Golf Tournament
The Seven Eleven Memorial Golf Tournament was created to honor loved ones lost and to support mental health initiatives through community-driven events. Each year, the tournament brings people together to raise awareness, foster connection, and provide meaningful support where it matters most.
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