Residents will have the chance to support homeless animals by hitting the links at the annual Mike Krugh Memorial Golf Tournament.<\/p>\n
The event is scheduled for June 5 at Cumberland Golf Club, north of Shippensburg, according to a community announcement from the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter.<\/p>\n
The tournament is a scramble format and includes a buffet luncheon, a player goodie bag, team photos, prizes and a 50\/50 drawing. One highlight is the Pebble Beach Hole-In-One Contest, which offers a chance to win a golf vacation for two to Pebble Beach, including airfare and lodging, according to the announcement.<\/p>\n
Registration is open through June 1 at charitygolftoday.com\/CVAS2026golf<\/a>. Fees are $350 for a foursome, $425 for a foursome with a supporter sign, and $95 for single players.<\/p>\n Chef John Wallis returns for tournament luncheon<\/p>\n The event will feature a buffet lunch prepared by local chef John Wallis, served under the club’s new pavilion.<\/p>\n \u201cThe change to Cumberland Golf Club for this year\u2019s tournament will provide a course 6,900 yards long of beautifully maintained terrain \u2014 perfect for a golfer of any skill level,\u201d Todd Willman, director of development for CVAS and tournament organizer, said in the announcement.<\/p>\n Business sponsorships start at $150 for a hole sponsorship and range up to $1,500, with details available under the SPONSOR tab on the event website at tinyurl.com\/2uu87w2u<\/a>. Questions about sponsorships can be directed to development@cvas-pets.org.<\/p>\n PAM Health is the returning Platinum Event Sponsor and is sponsoring the Pebble Beach Hole-In-One Contest.<\/p>\n Funds support shelter operations and animal care<\/p>\n Proceeds from the tournament will support the Cumberland Valley Animal Shelter\u2019s operations, including medical care and shelter for homeless animals in the area. In 2025, the shelter processed nearly 900 adoptions, reunited 226 lost animals with their owners, and performed more than 1,000 spay\/neuter surgeries, according to the announcement.<\/p>\n This story was created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at https:\/\/cm.usatoday.com\/ethical-conduct\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n