
Area golfers are encouraged to mark their calendars and register now for the 6th annual Drive One FORE! Habitat Golf Tournament, hosted by Habitat for Humanity – Coosa Valley. Scheduled for Monday, October 6th – a significant day globally as it coincides with World Habitat Day – the tournament will take place at the picturesque Meadow Lakes Golf Course in Cedartown.
The event aims to raise vital funds to support Habitat for Humanity – Coosa Valley’s ongoing mission of building and repairing homes for families in need across Northwest Georgia. Betsy Allgood, Executive Director, underscored the tournament’s importance, stating, “Proceeds will be used to build homes and make repairs around the area, directly impacting our ability to create safe, affordable housing for our neighbors.”
The tournament promises an exciting day on the greens, with play kicking off promptly at noon with a shotgun start. Participants will not only enjoy a round of golf but also contribute directly to improving lives within their communities.
Habitat for Humanity – Coosa Valley serves Chattooga, Floyd, and Polk Counties. Funds raised from events like the Drive One FORE! Habitat Golf Tournament are crucial in allowing the organization to continue its impactful work in these areas.
How to Register: Interested golfers and teams can register and find more detailed information by visiting the official event page online: https://habitatcoosavalley.charityproud.org/EventRegistration/Index/24016
Upcoming August Events: Beyond the fairways, Habitat for Humanity – Coosa Valley has several other community engagements planned for the month of August. These include:
Their Annual Meeting on August 25th
Habitat Night at the Rome Emperors game on August 26th
More details on these and other initiatives can be found on the organization’s official website and Facebook page. Community members are encouraged to support Habitat for Humanity – Coosa Valley through participation in these events, helping to build a stronger, more stable future for families in the region.








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