TGF News
A huge THANK YOU to everyone at The Grove Club for their continued support of the Tennessee Golf Foundation.
The Grover Charity Golf Event, Concert & Dinner is hosted by The Grove Golf Club in College Grove, Tennessee and was implemented to help meet the ongoing needs of the several nonprofit organizations in the region and community.
In 2022 The Grove raised over $40,000 for The First Tee of Tennessee and the Tennessee Golf Foundation is proud to be one of these selected charities.
Mayor Cooper presenting the Tennessee Golf Foundation with funds totalling $2 million to go toward the renovations of Metro Nashville golf courses at Shelby Park and VinnyLinks.
Shelby Park Golf Course is the oldest of the seven golf courses in the Metro Nashville system as it is set to celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2024. VinnyLinks is the home to The First Tee of middle Tennessee and welcomed over 500 students for programming last year, while having a total of 14,475 rounds played on its nine-hole, par-three layout.
The Tennessee Golf Foundation staged their annual TGF Pro-Am Tournament this week at Council Fire Golf Club, one of several events state-wide that help fund the organization’s growing impact on the sport.
But the roots of the foundation can be traced to the vision and generosity of Chattanooga philanthropist and The Honors Course founder, Jack Lupton.
The Tennessee Golf Foundation is pleased to announce that Andy Mears has been hired as the new Regional Director for West Tennessee. He will begin work in this role on August 1, 2023. Mears joins the Tennessee Golf Foundation staff after seven years with the First Tee, first in Greater Chicago and then in Sarasota, Florida.
Tennessee Golf Foundation (TGF) President, Whit Turnbow, and partner, Payne Denman are the 2023 TGA Four Ball champions. This win was Turnbow’s second TGA win in this event, his first win in 2005 with partner Nick Shelton, and Denman’s second win of the season as well as second Four-Ball Win. Turnbow and Denman defeated Jet […]
