Honoring Cory
Our Mission
The Cory Hargis Memorial is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Cory M. Hargis, celebrated through an annual golf event and a supportive scholarship fund. Our efforts aim to bring together friends and family to remember fond moments while providing educational opportunities for deserving students.
Annual Golf Information
We will be playing at Big Met golf course this year on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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Join us for the Cory Hargis Memorial Golf Outing as we come together to honor and remember Cory.
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The outing will take place on Saturday, September 5, 2026 at Big Met Golf Course in Fairview Park. Registration begins at 8:00 AM, with golf starting at 9:00 AM.
Pricing is $120 per player or $480 per foursome and includes coffee/tea, lunch, and dinner. If you won't be golfing, but still would like to come to dinner, that option is available for $40. A portion of each entry fee will go toward a scholarship fund in Cory’s name, helping support students and their education.
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Payment can be made via Venmo or Zelle prior to the event or can be paid in cash on day of event.
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Venmo payments can be sent using this link: https://venmo.com/u/Corey-Cecil-1
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Zelle payments can be sent to cmhargismemorial@gmail.com
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We’d love to have family and friends join us for a day of golf, food, memories, and community as we celebrate Cory’s life.
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Registration is required. All players and attendees must RSVP and secure their spot by August 16, 2026. Please note that walk-up entries on the day of the event cannot be accommodated.
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RSVP here: https://forms.gle/jUpBzimJDQ6jvkJV6
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If there are any questions, please contact one of the event hosts or reach out via email (cmhargismemorial@gmail.com).
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Facebook Event Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1LQgKgUVd3/
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Donations/Scholarship Information
Donations to scholarship fund that has been set up in Cory's name can be made here: (link)
Gallery
Tributes
Sharing Memories
We encourage all to share their heartfelt tributes, stories, and photos in honor of Cory. Each memory contributes to a collective remembrance that brings us closer.