Swing for Peace 2026: 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament & Silent Auction

Golf, give, and bid for a cause! Join Eternal Gandhi Museum Houston for a day of scramble golf, dinner, awards, and a silent auction. ⛳ Swing for Peace 2026 Monday, October 12, 2026 Willow Fork Country Club, 21055 Westheimer Pkwy, Katy, TX Join the Eternal Gandhi Museum Houston for our 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament, an afternoon of friendly competition, community, and support for a museum dedicated to Gandhi's message of nonviolence, peace, and service. Every swing and every bid helps us bring Gandhi's legacy to life through exhibits, educational programs, and community outreach right here in Houston. Schedule 12:00 PM: Registration & Lunch 1:00 PM: Shotgun Start 5:00 PM: Awards Ceremony & Dinner Tournament Format 4-person team scramble. Contests include Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin, plus prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams. Mulligans are available for $20. Registration 4-Person Team: $800 Individual Golfer: $200 Individual golfers will be placed on a team. How to register: All registrations and payments are handled on our website, not through Eventbrite. Please go to https://egmh.org/event/golf-tournament-2026/ and click Register Now. Don't Golf? You Can Still Play a Part: Bid in Our Silent Auction! Our online silent auction is open now, and anyone can bid from anywhere, whether or not you're joining us on the course. Items include a luxury vacation home, fine jewelry, museum admission passes and wellness gift cards, with more items being added. 👉 Browse and bid here: www.32auctions.com/egmh Bidding closes Oct 12 at 5p. Winners will be notified at the awards dinner or by email. Sponsorship Opportunities Put your business in front of Houston-area golfers and community leaders while supporting a meaningful cause. Sponsorships are available. Contact us at 832-850-EGMH or visit www.egmh.org/event/golf-tournament-2026/ About the Eternal Gandhi Museum Houston The Eternal Gandhi Museum Houston shares the life, values, and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi to inspire people of all backgrounds to practice nonviolence, compassion, and service in their daily lives. Questions? Call 832-850-EGMH or visit www.egmh.org.