Cure ALS Golf Classic

09/10/2026

09/01/2026

We lost our dad, Alexander “Sandy” Cameron, to ALS. Dad was a Scot through and through…long on discipline and proud of his military service in both Canada and the U.K. Neither Iain nor I followed in his military footsteps, but we were gifted with his resolve and passion to never back down…much like how Dad dealt with his diagnosis.

As Mitch Albom shared in his wonderful story about his college professor Morrie, Iain and I were inspired to share time and meaningful conversations with Dad over his last few months. The talks, the laughs and the hugs were heartfelt…drawing us closer…and allowing years of unspoken pain to dissipate and be healed.

So this Thursday, September 3, we’ll carry Dad's lion spirit with us at the Augie’s Quest Cure ALS Golf Classic as we come together to honor those we’ve lost, support those living with ALS, and continue the fight for a cure.

08/28/2026

The Final Drive on the Ultimate Seattle Sports Show.

08/03/2026

Every swing has the power to make a difference. ⛳ Join us September 3 in Seattle for the 15th Annual Cure ALS Golf Classic & Helicopter Golf Ball Drop as we drive innovative ALS research forward.

Golf ball drop entries are $100 per ball, with only 200 entries available. Purchase yours by 9 p.m. PT on September 2 for your chance to win an unforgettable Pebble Beach golf experience.

Purchase entries here: https://bit.ly/4bVlbhu
Read full press release here: https://bit.ly/4pUE6yA

07/28/2026

Volunteers Needed!

Join us on Thursday, September 3 at the Golf Club at Newcastle. We’re looking for volunteers to assist with registration and on-course contests throughout the day.

Whether you can volunteer for one shift or several, your time helps create an unforgettable event while supporting groundbreaking ALS research.

Sign up today: https://bit.ly/4bjhDW6

Questions? Email [email protected]

07/14/2026

Why I Golf

The first time I heard us talk about answers to this question, the first thought that crossed my mind was simply “because I can.” As in, is it not obvious and does that not provoke enough thought around the difference between someone living and dying with ALS? If you think it’s too short, I added the obvious:

Because the reality is this: With ALS you will not survive a brutal physical decline. Without physical strength, my friends Augie and Phil had the courage to not go quietly from this world. They chose to make noise about this disease. I play because I can and the objective is clear.

- Mark Gray

Join us for the Pacific Northwest Cure ALS Golf Classic on September 3, 2026. ⛳️ Learn more: give.augiesquest.org/CureALSClassic

06/12/2026

Why I Golf

For Jennifer Green, the answer is rooted in love, loss, and the determination to help create a future free from ALS.

My connection to ALS began with my husband, who was diagnosed in 2018. From the moment of his diagnosis, he became a fierce advocate for elevating the patient voice and advancing progress. He was relentless in bringing people together around a shared purpose—the understanding that we all have one goal: to find a cure.

While he knew he would most likely not live to see that day, he believed deeply that awareness and advocacy were the path forward. He passed in 2025, but I continue this fight in his honor—and in honor of all those families who were not given the time to see a cure realized.

Join us for the Pacific Northwest Cure ALS Golf Classic on September 3, 2026. ⛳️ Learn more: give.augiesquest.org/CureALSClassic

04/23/2026

Exciting momentum in the fight against ALS.
Augie’s Quest is helping move research forward faster and bring more treatments closer to reality.

Thank you to the Cure ALS Golf Tournament community for being part of this momentum.