SGMC Health Hosts golf tournament
Published 3:54 pm Saturday, January 18, 2025
- Submitted photo: Participant in the 2024 Glow on the Green golf tournament takes part in the Bullseye Challenge.
VALDOSTA — SGMC Health announces the return of signature fundraising event, the 4th Annual Glow on the Green Golf Tournament, set for Friday, March 7, at Kinderlou Forest Golf Club. This event raises awareness for men’s health. Registration is open for interested individuals or team
Golfers are invited to join this 18-hole, 4-person scramble tournament. The event kicks off with nine holes played before sunset, followed by dinner at The Oaks. As the sun sets, the course will transform for nine more holes of glow-in-the-dark golf. The evening will also feature the popular Bullseye Challenge, a glowing target practice game. Following the tournament, awards will be given for first and second-place finishes, as well as the Bullseye Challenge Winner.
Hilary Gibbs, SGMC Health Vice President of Support Services and Chief Development Officer, said, “This event is the perfect mix of fun and purpose. … We’re here to remind men that taking care of their health doesn’t have to be a chore—it can be something to celebrate! From preventive screenings to regular checkups, we’re here to help men stay on top of their health at every stage of life.”
Check-in begins at 3 p.m., with the tournament teeing off at 4 Pp.m. Registration is priced at $200 per person or $800 per team, which includes the Glow Golf Experience, green fees, dinner, two drink tickets and a special tee gift. Those who register before February 7 can take advantage of special pricing as a Glow sponsor.
All proceeds from the event will support SGMC Health’s educational outreach programs and screenings through the Pearlman Cancer Center, helping to improve men’s health across the community.
Sponsorship opportunities are available for individuals and businesses.
For more information on registration and sponsorship, visit https://health.sgmc.org/glow-on-the-green-fore-mens-health-event or contact the SGMC Health Foundation at (229) 333-1071.
