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September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

Shatter the Silence Golf Scramble

Friday, September 4, 2026
Kearney Hill Golf Links, Lexington, Kentucky
Check-in 8:00 AM · Shotgun start 9:00 AM

Register or Sponsor

Build a foursome, grab a friend, or sign up solo. Every entry supports Kentucky’s Soldiers, Airmen, Veterans, and their families.

This is EANGKY’s suicide prevention awareness event. We play golf, and we say out loud the thing that too often goes unsaid in our formations.

Players Needed

Registration

Team Entry · $400
Four-person scramble. Carts and range balls included.
Individual Entry · $100
Paired into a team on event day. No need to bring a foursome.
Mulligan Packages
Purchased online. Maximum four per team.
Every Player Receives
Swag bag, on-course contests, and prizes for the top three teams.

Sponsors Needed

Sponsorship Opportunities

Put your organization in front of Kentucky’s Guard community and help fund the work.

Technology Package
Exclusive exposure on the event website, the mobile app, and live leaderboards throughout the day.
Flag Sponsor
Your logo on nine high-quality pin flags placed on the course.
Hole in One Sponsor
Recognition on all four par 3 holes, with $20,000 in prizes on the line.
Hole Sponsor
Hole signage, entry for one team, and a mulligan package.

Sponsorships are secured online. For a custom package, contact president@eangky.org.

Friday, September 4

Day of Play

8:00 AM
Check-in opens
9:00 AM
Shotgun start

Kearney Hill Golf Links
3403 Kearney Road, Lexington, KY 40511

All registrations and sponsorships are handled online

Reserve your spot.

Entries, mulligans, add-ons, and sponsorship packages are all purchased through our event page.

Go to Registration

If You Need Support Right Now

You do not have to wait for a golf tournament to talk to someone.

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Call or text 988, any hour of any day. Service members, Veterans, and their families can press 1 to reach the Veterans Crisis Line, or text 838255.

Kentucky Guard members can also reach out to their unit chaplain, their Director of Psychological Health, or any leader in their chain of command. Asking is not weakness. It is the whole point of this event.