The National Ovarian Cancer Coalition will be hosting the first Cathy’s Project Charity Golf Tournament on Sept. 26 at Eagle’s Bluff Country Club, 700 Eagle’s Bluff Boulevard in Bullard.

This event is being held in memory of Cathy VanAntwerp, a longtime golfing member of both Eagle’s Bluff and Emerald Bay Golf Clubs, who fought bravely for over four years and eventually lost her battle with ovarian cancer last July.

Before her passing, she and her husband partnered with the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition to launch an Earlier Awareness Initiative.

“We are excited about this event and the opportunity to raise awareness about ovarian cancer,” said Sarah Harris, National Ovarian Cancer Coalition Dallas/Forth Worth Chapter manager. “There is no early detection test for ovarian cancer, so education and awareness are currently our best defense against this disease.”

Registration will open at noon, and the shotgun start will be at 1:00 p.m. Pre-registration for the event is required by September 19, 2016.

The cost to participate is $350 for a foursome, $100 for an individual, $30 for dinner only, and $50 for a dedication flag. Fees include the use of golf carts; a hole-in-one Rolex, sponsored by Susan Robinson Jewelry; a closest-to-the-pin prize, sponsored by BMW of Tyler, longest drive men/women sponsored by Swann’s Furniture and dinner.

To register go to www.nocc.kintera.org/cathysgolf. For more information about Cathy’s Project Charity Golf Tournament, email cathysprojectgolf@ovarian.org, call 903-520-6525 or visit the Facebook page Cathy’s Project Golf Tournament.