Become a Sponsor

Join us for ASP's 13th Annual Golf Tournament!

Appalachia Service Project (ASP) is a Christian ministry, open to all people, that inspires hope and service through volunteer home repair and replacement in Central Appalachia.

Rev. Glenn “Tex” Evans had a vision when he started ASP in 1969—to connect the youth of our nation in serving our friends and neighbors in rural Appalachia. Since then, 463,371 volunteers have served 20,030 families with home repair and replacement.

Proceeds from the tournament stay right here in the Tri-Cities―making homes warmer, safer and drier for our friends and neighbors in need.

When?

Monday, October 7, 2024 | Player Check-in: 10 am | Shotgun Start: 12 noon | Awards Dinner: 5:30 pm

Where?

Johnson City Country Club | 1901 Unaka Avenue | Johnson City, Tennessee 37601

Format

4-person Scramble | Flighted Open Division – 2 Flights

Prizes & Contests

Flight Winner Prizes | Closest To The Pin | Straightest Drive | Longest Drive (Men & Women) | Hole-In-One | Air Cannon | Putting Contest | Door Prizes

Our 13th Annual Golf Tournament Sponsors

Presenting Sponsors

Mobile Pro Shop Sponsor

Warmer Sponsor

Safer Sponsors

Drier Sponsor

Technology Sponsor

Golf Ball Sponsor

Air Cannon Sponsor

Putting Contest Sponsor

Hope Sponsors

Prize Hole Sponsors

Clubhouse Sponsors

Clubhouse Sponsors

About ASP

Thinking about leading a group? Learn more about ASP's mission and history

Where We Serve

Learn about the communities ASP serves

Read Firsthand Stories

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About ASP

Thinking about leading a group? Learn more about ASP's mission and history

Where We Serve

Learn about the communities ASP serves

Read Firsthand Stories

Explore the ASP Blog

Year-Round Mission Trips

Join us in making an impact through critical home repair in fall, winter, and spring

Ambassadors

Share your passion for ASP with others in your community and across the country

Helping Hands

Use your construction skills to support ASP volunteers and staff

New Build

Skilled volunteers building new, mortgage-free homes for Appalachian families