Press Release: Hospice of Davidson County to Host Annual Golf Tournament

Teeing Up Care When It Matters Most

Hospice of Davidson County will host its annual golf tournament Thursday, April 16 at Sapona Golf, Swim and Tennis Club.

The community-focused event will bring together local businesses, supporters and golf enthusiasts for a day of camaraderie and friendly competition while “Teeing Up Care When It Matters Most.”

Proceeds from the tournament support clinical care and support services for individuals facing serious illness as well as grief counseling, veteran recognition programs and community education initiatives. As a nonprofit organization, Hospice of Davidson County relies on community support to continue serving patients and families.

“Our annual Golf Tournament is more than a day on the course,” said Ashley Milam, marketing manager for Hospice of Davidson County. “It is an opportunity for our community to come together in support of those navigating serious illness and the important decisions that accompany that journey. Every sponsorship and every player help ensure that compassionate care remains accessible to those who need it most.”

The tournament will feature a four-person, no-handicap Captain’s Choice format with morning and afternoon flights. Shotgun starts are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Participants will also enjoy on-course contests and the opportunity to compete for the event’s green jackets.

Sponsorship opportunities are available at multiple levels and provide visibility for businesses while supporting care for individuals facing serious illness in the community. Player registration is also open.

For more information about sponsorship opportunities or to register a team, contact Ashley Milam, marketing manager, at 336-474-2087 or amilam@hospiceofdavidson.org. More information is also available at hospiceofdavidson.org/events.

About Hospice of Davidson County

Founded in 1985, Hospice of Davidson County provides compassionate care and support to individuals and families facing serious illness, grief and loss. Care is provided in private homes, long-term care and skilled nursing facilities as well as the Henry Etta & Bruce Hinkle Hospice House, the only inpatient hospice facility in Davidson County.

The organization is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Healthcare and is a 14-year recipient of the nationally recognized Hospice Honors Award. Hospice of Davidson County remains committed to its mission of creating “More Meaningful Moments.”