The Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation (AACF) said all foursomes for its 34th annual Bob Schoeberl Memorial Golf Tournament have sold out, with more than 220 golfers expected to take part.
The tournament runs Nov. 1–2, 2026, at Spanish Trail Country Club in Las Vegas. It raises money for aftermarket industry members and their families facing catastrophic illness, serious accidents, natural disasters and other hardships.
We are incredibly grateful for the response from our industry. Selling out every foursome speaks volumes about the generosity of the companies and individuals who continue to stand behind AACF’s mission. Their support allows us to provide meaningful assistance to aftermarket families when they need it most.
— John Kairys, Executive Director, AACF
Tire and wheel-service companies are well represented among the 2026 sponsors. Platinum sponsors include American Tire Distributors (and IPG) and Goodyear, while Gold sponsors include American Pacific Industries (API), Bridgestone Retail Operations, Coats Company, Dill Air Controls, Giti Tire, Hunter Engineering, Mavis Tire, Sailun and Yokohama Tire Corporation. Diamond sponsors are Advance Auto Parts, AutoZone, NAPA Auto Parts, O’Reilly Auto Parts, RelaDyne and The Group – The Pronto Network and Federated Auto Parts.
The event opens Sunday evening, Nov. 1, with an industry cocktail reception and a live auction starting at 6:30 p.m. Auction items include Daytona 500 tickets in the Hendrick Motorsports suite, a Liberty Bowl travel package, a NASCAR race weekend at COTA in Austin, Texas, and a Buffalo Bills helmet signed by Josh Allen.
A prize drawing with 20 prizes, including a grand-prize trip for two to Cabo, will be held during Monday’s tournament luncheon; entrants do not need to be present to win. AACF said the auction and drawing together feature prizes valued at more than $50,000. Golf begins Monday morning, Nov. 2, followed by the luncheon, drawing and awards.
Although foursomes are sold out, a limited number of sponsorships remain. Event sponsorships start at $3,300 and include options for the golf luncheon, breakfast or course refreshments, while tee sponsorships are $1,650. Sponsorships include invitations to the Sunday reception. Details are available on the AACF golf tournament site.
Founded in 1959, AACF is a nonprofit that provides emergency assistance to members of the automotive aftermarket and their families.
Source: AACF
