Chamber Golf Tournament Returns to Support Local Schools This October

OBA Staff • September 5, 2025

Registration includes breakfast, lunch and drinks for participating teams

GlenLakes Golf Course

Foley, Ala. — (OBA) — The South Baldwin Chamber Foundation is bringing back its popular Golf FORE! Education Tournament for the fifth year. The annual event raises money to support local schools and student programs across Baldwin County. King & King Attorneys at Law is serving as this year’s presenting sponsor, continuing its strong support of education. Organizers say the tournament offers a chance for community members to give back while enjoying a day on the course.


The tournament will take place on Friday, October 3, at GlenLakes Golf Club in Foley. The day begins with a grab-and-go breakfast before an 8:00 AM shotgun start. The two-man scramble format pairs two-person teams together, encouraging networking and friendly competition for golfers of all skill levels.


Related Article: South Baldwin Christian Plans Golf Fundraiser at Cotton Creek Country Club


Players can expect games and contests throughout the course, plus a silent auction running alongside the tournament. Lunch at The Pub at GlenLakes and an awards celebration will close out the day’s activities. Each registration also includes two complimentary drinks per player. Team entry costs $600 for four players or $300 for a two-person team.


The South Baldwin Chamber Foundation is the largest education enrichment organization in Baldwin County, supporting fourteen schools, including public, private, and a virtual school. Its programs aim to enhance student success and expand educational opportunities across the community.


Businesses and individuals can still participate as tournament sponsors, helping students while connecting with the local community. For registration or sponsorship information, contact Rachel Spear at 251-943-5550 or email
admin@sbchamberfoundation.org.

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