Charity Golf Event
Eddie’s Tee Off for Alzheimer’s 2027
Hosted at The Club at Gettysvue
Eddie’s Tee Off for Alzheimer’s 2027 is a charity golf outing at The Club at Gettysvue in Knoxville, TN, scheduled for Monday, April 19, 2027.
About This Event
Play Private Golf lists Eddie’s Tee Off for Alzheimer’s 2027 as a charity outing hosted at The Club at Gettysvue. Entering an event like this is often one of the few ways for non-members to book a round at a private host club.
The event is scheduled for Monday, April 19, 2027. Entry is $1,000 team of four. Registration is handled directly by the organizer.
Why This Event Matters
This public charity golf event opens The Club at Gettysvue while supporting Pedal for Alzheimer’s.
Who It Helps
Pedal for Alzheimer’s
Pedal for Alzheimer’s funds Alzheimer’s research, education, support, and care.
Where the Money Goes
Tournament proceeds support the fight against Alzheimer’s.
Schedule & Format
Format: Charity golf tournament.
What's Included
- Golf
- Tournament entry
Eligibility, Deadline & Policies
- Eligibility
- The official page offers $1,000 team registration and a golf-inclusive title sponsorship.
Organizer
Pedal for Alzheimer’s
Sources & Last Verified
Details verified by our editorial team on Monday, September 28, 2026 · Play Private Golf editorial review
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I register for Eddie’s Tee Off for Alzheimer’s 2027?
- Registration is handled directly by the event organizer. Use the "Register" button on this page to reach the official signup.
- Where is Eddie’s Tee Off for Alzheimer’s 2027 held?
- Eddie’s Tee Off for Alzheimer’s 2027 is held at The Club at Gettysvue in Knoxville, TN.
- How much does it cost to enter?
- Entry is $1,000 team of four. The official registration page confirms exactly what the fee covers.
- Can non-members play The Club at Gettysvue?
- The Club at Gettysvue is a private host club with limited public access. Charity outings like Eddie’s Tee Off for Alzheimer’s 2027 are among the ways to play it without a membership or a member's invitation.
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