Stories & Events
The People and Moments That Bring ALVGC to Life
ALVGC is shaped by more than the rounds played here. It is shaped by Veterans, volunteers, partners, events, milestones, and the people who continue to strengthen the community around the course.
This is where we share what is happening at ALVGC and the stories that show what the mission looks like in action.
Upcoming Events
Come be part of what is happening at ALVGC.
Ken Still Memorial Tournament
Saturday, June 26, 2027
The annual Ken Still Memorial Tournament is our cornerstone charity fundraiser, an 18-hole shotgun start benefiting local Veterans. Registration and sponsorship forms will be accepted beginning January 1, 2027.
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Stories From ALVGC
Every person who spends time at ALVGC becomes part of a larger story.
Here you will meet Veterans who call the course their own, volunteers who give their time and experience, partners who help move the mission forward, and the people behind memorable moments throughout the ALVGC community.
The Story Behind the Hole 11 Watercolor
Artist Tom Lynch donated a watercolor of Hole 11, and prints signed by Jack Nicklaus went on to help fund the Front Nine Renovation Campaign.
Bruce McKenty Honored at the Seahawks Season Opener
Retired Lt. Col. Bruce McKenty, the course's longtime general manager, was the Salute to Service honoree at the Seahawks' season opener against the Patriots at Lumen Field.
Jack Nicklaus Recognizes American Lake as an Official Signature Course
Golf's Golden Bear has designated American Lake an official Jack Nicklaus Signature Course, confirming the renovated front nine and new back nine meet his organization's standards.
Golf Cart Program Kicks Off With Murray's Collision Group
Murray's Collision Group is sponsoring the first carts in a new program to replace the course's aging fleet. Kyle Murray explains why in a short video.
Bruce McKenty Retires After Fifteen Years as General Manager
After 19 years as a volunteer and 15 as General Manager, Bruce McKenty steps down, leaving behind a new clubhouse, a rebuilt 18 holes and a course still run entirely by volunteers.
Power Tee Comes to the American Lake Driving Range
Ten Power Tee bays now tee up a ball automatically in the covered driving range, so a golfer in a mobility impaired cart can practice without bending to the ground.
There Is Always Another Story
The story of ALVGC continues every time a veteran comes to play, a volunteer steps forward, a partner gets involved, or the community gathers around the mission.
Check back often to see what is happening and meet more of the people who make ALVGC what it is. Day to day photos and event news are posted on our Facebook page.
