1 Day. 100 Holes. 1 Cause.
More than two dozen golfers will complete an extraordinary endurance feat this June — playing 100 holes of golf in a single day — to help accelerate research to end ALS.
The ALS 100 is an endurance golf challenge created by two friends who lost their fathers to the cruel disease that is ALS. What began as a personal response to loss has become a national fundraising and awareness event united around urgent ALS research. ALS isn’t incurable - it’s underfunded.
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The ALS100 was founded by friends Alex Litt and Cory Sullivan, whose families were profoundly affected by ALS. Alex and Cory first met in their early 20s when both moved to New York for work and they bonded, among other things, over their love of golf. However, at the same time, Cory had just lost his father to ALS. Eventually, both moved out of NY and the two lost touch. Nearly 10 years after they first met, they ran into each other at a golf course in Branson, MO. At the time, Alex’s father had just been diagnosed with ALS. Reconnecting through their shared passion for golf, they created a challenge that transforms their personal loss into meaningful impact for the ALS community.
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