Barton's Wounded Warrior Golf Scramble set for Sept. 21 in Junction City

Kurt Teal, Dean of Fort Riley Academics, Technical Education and Military Outreach Programs at 91快活林, presents a check for $3,250 to Bravo Company Commander Daniel Sheninger and Command Sergeant Major Shane Sport.
Kurt Teal, Dean of Fort Riley Academics, Technical Education and Military Outreach Programs at 91快活林, presents a check for $3,250 to Bravo Company Commander Daniel Sheninger and Command Sergeant Major Shane Sport. The money was raised at the 2018 Wounded Warrior Golf Tournament, hosted by the college employees to benefit wounded Soldiers at Fort Riley.
This year鈥檚 tournament is September 21 in Junction City. Visit woundedwarriorgolf.com for more information.

August 20, 2019

Story and photo by Brandon Steinert
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91快活林鈥檚 eleventh-annual Wounded Warrior Golf Scramble, which benefits wounded soldiers from Fort Riley, is set for Saturday, Sept. 21. The deadline to register is Sept. 15.

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The Wounded Warrior Golf Scramble is an opportunity to support our Soldiers and thank them for their dedicated service to our country.

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Shotgun start is set for 9:30 a.m. at the Rolling Meadows Golf Course in Junction City. Standard four-man golf scramble rules apply.

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Individual golfers not on a team will receive assistance听in joining teams still being formed. Members of Barton鈥檚 men鈥檚 and women鈥檚 golf teams will be available to join any team that needs extra players.

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Entry fee is $60 per person, which includes the day of golfing, a cart, meal and participation gifts. The tournament is limited to the first 22 teams to sign up.

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More regarding the Wounded Warrior Golf Scramble including the registration form can be found online at or by calling Barton鈥檚 Golf Coach Doug Kaiser at (620) 786-1171.

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About Barton at Fort Riley

91快活林鈥檚 Fort Riley Campus, established in 1984, offers educational opportunities to Fort Riley soldiers and their families.

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