Charity Golf Tournament to Host 220 in Las Vegas
The sold-out event at Spanish Trail Country Club takes place on Nov. 2 to support industry families.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Auto Parts
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More than 220 golfers will gather at Spanish Trail Country Club on Nov. 2, 2026, for the 34th annual Bob Schoeberl Memorial Golf Tournament. The event is now sold out, though the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation continues to offer sponsorship and prize drawing opportunities to support industry families.
Why it matters
Proceeds from the tournament and the associated auction fund emergency financial assistance for automotive aftermarket families facing unexpected hardships. The event remains a key industry fundraiser in Las Vegas.
The 34th annual tournament features 220 registered golfers and over $50,000 in total auction and prize value. Sponsorships for the event currently start at $3,300 for events and $1,650 for tees.
The players
Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation
The organization hosting the annual golf tournament to raise emergency funds for industry families.
Spanish Trail Country Club
The site in Las Vegas where the memorial golf tournament will be held.
The details
Participants will gather at Spanish Trail Country Club for an Industry Cocktail Reception on Nov. 1, followed by the golf tournament and awards luncheon on Nov. 2. While foursomes are sold out, companies can still support the foundation through remaining event and tee sponsorships. Attendees and industry members can access the prize drawing, which includes 20 items such as a $2,500 travel voucher to Austin, Texas, via a digital link.
Timeline
Nov. 1, 2026: Industry Cocktail Reception.
Nov. 2, 2026: Golf tournament and awards luncheon.
Beyond the Strip
The 34th annual tournament follows the established precedent of the 33rd annual Bob Schoeberl Memorial Golf Tournament in maintaining consistent support for industry families. This edition continues the long-standing local commitment to the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation's mission.
Road traffic near Spanish Trail Country Club may increase during the event weekend of Nov. 1 and Nov. 2. Interested participants should monitor the digital link provided by the foundation to enter the prize drawing.
The takeaway
The event remains a vital resource for industry members despite the sold-out golf roster. Keep an eye on the foundation's digital prize drawing link to participate in the fundraising efforts.
Further reading
For more on industry gatherings in the valley, visit the Auto Parts section.
More information
Find complete event details and sponsorship information on the foundation's official site.
Source note: This article includes information reported by AftermarketNews.
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