Send Relief Golf Scramble

April 13th, 2026 | Send Relief Golf Scramble

EVENT DESCRIPTION

Get ready to tee off for a cause at the most exhilarating golf event of the season! Join us at the beautiful Fair Oaks Golf Course in Oak TN for the Send Relief Fundraiser Golf Scramble — a day of unforgettable golf, friendly competition, and life-changing impact.

Set against the stunning backdrop of one of West Tennessee’s premier 18-hole championship courses known for its lush Bermuda greens, well-maintained fairways, and panoramic views this scramble is perfect for golfers of all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a weekend warrior, you’ll love every moment on this immaculate layout just minutes from Memphis. 

But that’s not all, this is more than just a great day on the links. Your participation supports Send Relief’s mission of meeting needs and changing lives through compassionate, tangible outreach in communities at home and around the world. 

Amazing Prizes & Giveaways!
• Sink a hole-in-one and you’ll have a chance to walk away with a brand-new car or a cash prize talk about pressure on the 18th!
• Enter to win a variety of door prizes throughout the event.
• One lucky participant will also receive a complimentary full bag fitting from Club Champion a dream upgrade for any golfer’s game.

Whether you’re playing to support a great cause, to compete with friends, or just to enjoy a spectacular day of golf, this event promises energy, excitement, and impact from the first tee to the final putt. Don’t miss out — sign up your team today! (Register Below!)

220 Fairoaks Dr, Oakland, TN 38060

Proceeds Purpose

More than just a great day on the course, this scramble is a fundraiser for Send Relief’s local ministries, with a specific focus on:

• Serving housing-insecure individuals primarily in the Raleigh community

• Supporting housing-insecure mothers and children across Shelby County, especially those connected to the public school system

• In addition your donations will also allow Send Relief to support and mentor college students by hiring them as summer staff and walking alongside them in discipleship.

These mothers and children represent one of the most under-resourced and vulnerable groups in our city. Many are facing the daily realities of housing instability while trying to care for their families, work jobs, and keep their kids in school. Through this event, we have the opportunity to come alongside them—offering dignity, support, and the hope of a more stable future.