This Raffle Is Now Closed — But You Can Still Give Back
While the raffle has ended, your support doesn’t have to stop here. Donations are still being accepted to benefit PGA HOPE Carolinas, a transformative program that uses golf as a form of therapy for veterans and active-duty military.
We believe golf has the power to save lives.
PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) introduces and teaches golf to Veterans and Active Duty Military to enhance their physical, mental, social and emotional well-being. Led by PGA of America Golf Professionals, the program is inclusive of a developmental 6-8 week curriculum. All programs are provided at no cost to all participating Veterans.
PGA HOPE has a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), which enables direct referrals to the PGA HOPE program as a form of therapy.
Raffle
Thank you to everyone who participated in the PGA HOPE Carolinas Raffle and supported our mission to serve veterans and active-duty military through the game of golf. We're excited to share the list of prize winners:
🖼️ Original Cassy Tully Painting – Craig Adolff
(A stunning depiction of Quail Hollow Club’s 17th green, signed by 2025 PGA Champion Scottie Scheffler – Valued at $15,000)
🎯 Vortex Rangefinder – Michael Felber
(Valued at $600)
🚩 Justin Thomas Signed 2017 PGA Championship Pin Flag – Bob Halpin
(Valued at $500)
🛒 ClicGear 4.0 Push Cart – Bret Norbury
(Valued at $300)
🎧 Shokz Open-Ear Headphones – Dave Mays
(Valued at $120)
📌 The Raffle Is Now Closed — But You Can Still Give Back
While the raffle has ended, your support doesn’t have to stop here. Donations are still being accepted to benefit PGA HOPE Carolinas, a transformative program that uses golf as a form of therapy for veterans and active-duty military. Led by PGA Professionals, PGA HOPE provides all programming at no cost to participants, helping them improve their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
NC Governor Proclaims May 12 as PGA HOPE Day in North Carolina
In a powerful show of support for our veterans, Governor Josh Stein has officially proclaimed May 12, 2025, as PGA HOPE Day across North Carolina. This recognition highlights the impact of PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere), a program that uses golf as a path to healing for veterans and active-duty military. Offered at no cost, PGA HOPE has served over 1,500 veterans in the state through 17 local programs, with support from dedicated PGA Professionals, VA hospitals, and community partners.
PGA HOPE Day is a celebration of resilience, recovery, and the unifying power of golf.
Serving Those Who Served
