Tournament will follow a four-man scramble format
(UCBJ) – The 51st annual Anne Cameron Memorial Golf Classic, Cookeville’s oldest and most established charity golf tournament, will take place Saturday, June 20, 2026, at the Golden Eagle Golf Club. The tournament benefits the Cancer Patient Assistance Fund at Cookeville Regional Charitable Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting charitable health care throughout the Upper Cumberland.
“We invite the community to join us on the course to honor the legacies of Anne Cameron and Bobby Nichols, and to bring hope to local cancer patients,” said Lindsey Cameron Gross, tournament organizer.
Golfers can register a four-person team for one of two shotgun flights beginning at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. A complimentary breakfast will be served at 7:30 a.m., and lunch will be provided to all participants.
The tournament will follow a four-man scramble format.
Contests will include:
- Longest Drive
- Closest to the Pin
- $10,000 Hole-in-One Challenge
Awards will be presented to the first-, second- and third-place teams.
This year’s presenting sponsor is A-Z Office Resource, with additional support from:
- Rib City
- Stover’s Liquidation
- Coca-Cola Bottling Group
Multiple sponsorship opportunities remain available, including Birdie, Cart, Team and Hole Sponsorships, according to organizers. The deadline to register is June 9, 2026. To register a team or become a sponsor, visit Cookeville Regional Charitable Foundation or contact Lindsey Cameron Gross at (931) 526-3366 or the CRMC Foundation at (931) 783-2037.
Pictured, from l. to r.: John Bell, foundation director; Chad Westphal, general manager at Rib City; Nolan Goolsby, Cameron, Goolsby & Gross Attorneys at Law; Lindsey Cameron Gross; Bill Cameron, Cameron, Goolsby & Gross Attorneys at Law; Buffy Key, CEO of Cookeville Regional Medical Center; Katie Beth Case; Julianne Barrett, Stover’s Liquidation; and Amanda Scott, foundation events coordinator.
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