Boston’s Jayson Tatum to host first-ever charity golf tournament to benefit his foundation
It became pretty common knowledge among Boston Celtics fans during the Disney bubble playoffs of 2020 that All-Star forward Jayson Tatum got into golf, becoming pretty good at the sport in a hurry.
It’s also no secret the St. Louis native does a lot of charity work with his platform, so it was probably just a matter of time before those two threads became entangled for Tatum in a good way. The Duke product is organizing his first-ever Jayson Tatum Foundation Charity Golf Tournament to benefit his eponymous foundation. To be held on September 21 at the Old Hickory Golf Club located in St. Peters, Missouri, a suburb of Tatum’s hometown.
The event, which will also feature a silent auction of autographed jerseys, Jayson Tatum-themed art, workouts with Tatum’s trainer Drew Hanlen and more, is officially sponsored by Gatorade and Jordan Brand.
Less than one month until the inaugural The Jayson Tatum Foundation Charity Golf Tournament. Few spots remain! For registration information and silent auction items visit https://t.co/vy57GFxZU1 #JTFGolfs #golf pic.twitter.com/jlVoUIMgh6
— The Jayson Tatum Foundation (@supportjtf) August 31, 2021
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