SAVE THE DATE!
37th Annual Walker Family Golf Championship

Saturday, August 24th, 2024
King's Grant Golf & Country Club

Since 1986, the Fayetteville Rotary has hosted the annual Walker Family Golf Classic, a local tradition that raises funds for annual service projects including the annual Fayetteville Christmas Parade, leadership development for local high school students, support of local organizations such as Rick's Place and Better Health of Cumberland County.   The tournament originated as the Fayetteville Rotary Club Father-Son-Daughter Golf Championship and was changed in 2015 to a family tournament and "The Walker Classic" in honor of our dear friend and former Club President, Mr. Joe Walker.

Tournament sponsorships benefit organizations through advertising and complimentary tournament entries.  Framed Pin Flags with logo are also awarded to Double Eagle and Champion Sponsors.  2024 Sponsorship Details

If you would like to be a sponsor of this year's tournament, please email tim.richardson@firstcitizens.com or contact a member of the Fayetteville Rotary Club.

Tournament entries are open to all amateur golfers who are legal residents of Cumberland County.  Non-residents of Cumberland County are eligible provided the other team member qualifies.


2023 Tournament Recap
 
The 36th annual Walker Family Golf Classic featured 38 family teams eying the coveted championship on a beautiful day at Kings Grant Golf Course on August 19.   Father-Son team, Brian and Sutton Drier pulled off a three-peat, earning their third straight tournament title.  Johnny Taylor and Timmy Parker placed 2nd overall.   This year's tournament raised over $23,000 to support annual service projects.
2022 Tournament Recap

The 35th annual tournament was held on Saturday, August 21, 2022 and raised $25,600. The tournament was the largest ever with more than 80 players and we had a record number of sponsors.  Father and sons, mothers and daughters, fathers and daughters, grandfathers and grandkids all played on a day that turned out to have great weather for golf.   Brian Drier and son Sutton were the overall winners with a 5 under par 64.  Rotarian Tim Richardson did an amazing job as committee chair and over 20 Rotarians assisted him that day.

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