Trigg County PVA Won Mike Foster Golf Scramble
The 36th annual tournament raised funds for student textbook scholarships at Hopkinsville Golf & Country Club.
Updated on Oct. 3, 2026 in Golf
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The Trigg County PVA team took first place at the 36th annual Mike Foster Golf Scramble held in Hopkinsville. Proceeds from the 30-team event provide essential funding for student textbook scholarships.
Why it matters
The tournament serves as a key community fundraising initiative for Hopkinsville Community College, directly lowering financial barriers for students seeking post-secondary education.
The event successfully filled all 30 team slots and secured support from nearly 80 corporate sponsors. Payouts ranged from $600 for the winning team down to $100 for other competition winners.
The players
Hopkinsville Community College Foundation
This nonprofit organization is dedicated to supporting the educational mission of the college through philanthropic initiatives and scholarship management.
Trigg County PVA
The Property Valuation Administrator team from the neighboring county secured the top performance in the competitive field.
The details
Hosted by the Hopkinsville Community College Foundation, the scramble featured competitive golf contests alongside prize distributions including cash awards and donated gift baskets. The tournament represents a significant annual effort to bridge the cost-of-attendance gap for local scholars.
Timeline
October 2, 2026: The 36th annual Mike Foster Golf Scramble occurred.
October 1, 2027: The next annual golf scramble is scheduled to take place.
Season Trajectory
This event maintains a legacy of regional charity tournaments that provide consistent funding for local academic institutions. Its successful turnout confirms the enduring role of local athletics in sustaining community scholarship programs.
The Trigg County PVA team secured the $600 first-place prize, while Southern Septic earned $500 for their second-place finish. Participants and donors directly contributed to the scholarship fund, with tournament entry spots limited to a 30-team capacity.
The takeaway
Supporting charitable athletic events provides a direct way for local residents to impact the financial accessibility of higher education. Engaging in these annual tournaments helps sustain vital scholarship pipelines for regional students.
What happens next
The 37th annual Mike Foster Golf Scramble is scheduled to take place on October 1, 2027.
Further reading
Find more regional competition updates in the Golf section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Clarksville, TN Online.
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