Congressional Medal of Honor Society Golf Event will take place on May 2, 2022

Tee It Up for the Troops is proud to announce its inaugural golf event on the Outlaw Course at the Desert Mountain Club in Scottsdale,  benefiting both Tee It Up for the Troops and the  Congressional Medal of Honor Society and its Foundation. The event will take place on May 2, 2022.  This event will honor all U.S. Military service members and support all those who have been wounded and injured in the defense of our nation’s freedoms.

We are extremely honored that five Medal of Honor recipients will be on-site for this event! Each foursome in this event will be joined by a Medal of Honor recipient or a local combat-wounded veteran.

“Desert Mountain is privileged to host this outstanding event,” said John Lyberger, PGA Director of Golf. “Our members deeply appreciate the tremendous sacrifice our veterans have made for our country and feel extremely fortunate to support this cause. We are looking forward to a great day and wonderful event.”

We are pleased to announce that this inaugural event has now SOLD OUT in less than 30 days!  However, if you would still like to help improve the lives of those who selflessly served to protect our liberties, please click HERE.  

The Society’s membership is comprised of those who wear the Medal of Honor, the United States’ highest military award for valor. Through the Society's Outreach, Education and History initiatives, the Medal of Honor Recipients continue their service across the nation.
The Society’s membership is comprised of those who wear the Medal of Honor, the United States’ highest military award for valor.

More About The Congressional Medal of Honor Society and Foundation

The Society and Foundation rely solely on private philanthropy – gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations – and receive no government funding. The Foundation is a 4-Star Rated Charity as rated by Charity Navigator.

The Congressional Medal of Honor Society is the only organization chartered by Congress to support Recipients. Although the Medal of Honor traces its origins back to 1861, it wasn’t until 1958 that Congress and President Eisenhower chartered a specific organization to address the work and well-being of Recipients.