Parkinson’s Advocates host Greenville SC Golf Tournament on Tiger game-free day

“Yes, the Tiger's play Louisville on Thursday Night the 17th, so this will be a great way for all those restless, golf-playing Tiger Fans to spend Saturday the 19th!" said Kerstin Yeager of Taylors, SC.

Kerstin is an Assistant SC State Director for The Parkinson's Action Network. She has personally dealt with Parkinson's Disease for most of her adult life.

Kerstin, her husband David, and their committee are holding The First Annual Par4Parkinson's Golf Tournament on Saturday, September 19, 2015 at Bonnie Brae Golf Club in Greenville, South Carolina. Lunch will be served at 11am followed by the tournament's shotgun start at 12:00 noon.

The Tournament Committee is still actively seeking Players and Sponsors for the 2015 Golf Tournament.

Interested Golfers can find a sign up form at http://MyBrainDomain.com or they can reach David Yeager at 864-270-9203

The Committee is also still accepting donations for the silent auction and raffle to be held at the clubhouse during the event. Information and forms can be found at http://MyBrainDomain.com

Sponsors and Donors can reach Kerstin Yeager at 864-449-2542.

"All Proceeds of the Tournament and its programs are for the benefit of and will be donated to The Parkinson's Action Network (PAN) a 501 c3 nonprofit organization that serves as the unified voice for the Parkinson's community on federal policy issues," said Yeager.

In partnership with other Parkinson's organizations and a powerful grassroots network, PAN educates the public and government leaders on better policies for research and an improved quality of life for people living with Parkinson's. More information about PAN can be found at parkinsonaction.org.

In order to fund important initiatives, the tournament organizers are seeking businesses and individuals to play and help sponsor this worthwhile cause. Player and Sponsorship forms can be obtained from MyBrainDomain.com or by calling Kerstin at 864-449-2542.

Proceeds will be used for education, awareness, and to provide scholarships for South Carolina Parkinson's activists to attend the 2016 PAN Forum in Washington DC to urge Congress to continue the approximately $139 million in total National Institutes of Health (NIH) Parkinson's Research Funding out of a total $30 Billion NIH budget.

The Yeagers and their committee invite upstate residents to consider playing in or becoming a sponsor of the event.