Charlotte, N.C. (WCNC News) – WCNC Charlotte’s Ashley Stroehlein met up with Greg Olsen on the red carpet of The HEARTest Yard’s ungala at Steak 48 in Charlotte.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Adam Wurtzel took a few golf swings at PXG Charlotte, all for a great cause.
“Up ‘n Adam” hit the virtual links to raise awareness for Greg Olsen’s charity The HEARTest Yard, where throughout the month of February, participants can come to PXG and donate, to drive change for children with Congenital Heart Disease.
For just a $15 donation, guests can compete in a “Closest to the Pin” competition on one of PXG’s many virtual courses. Click HERE for more information on how to donate to this incredible cause.
PXG has apparel, accessories, and more to gift your sweetie. WATCH VIDEO HERE.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, you may be scrambling trying to find that special someone the perfect gift. Well, you’re in luck! Master Fitter Tristan Kissel joined Charlotte Today from PXG to show us some great last-minute Valentine’s Day gifts for the sports enthusiast in your life!
PXG has great gift options. From clothing, to accessories, and even experiences! You can head into PXG with your honey to get fitted and be ready to hit the golf course.
PXG also has a longtime partnership with Panthers favorite Greg Olsen to support the HEARTest Yard. They will be collecting donations with the Closest-To-The-Pin competition.
Closest-To-The-Pin
Time: 9AM-6PM
Date: Tuesday-Friday throughout the entire month of February
Location: PXG Charlotte (7101 MacFarlane Blvd., Suite 103, Charlotte, NC, 28262)
Ticket Prices: $15 donation to The HEARTest Yard
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Charlotte, N.C. (WSOC-TV) –
Although he’s preparing to commentate the Super Bowl this weekend, Greg Olsen’s foundation is hard at work raising money and awareness for heart disease.
Donations to participate in a Charlotte-wide competition go towards The HEARTeast Yard, a foundation one local mother says she’s relied on since the day she had her son. He’s one of 130 babies born with a congenital heart defect in Mecklenburg County every year.
“At that time, we learned about the foundation and what it provides and it gave us hope. While Brantley was in between his second surgeries, we were able to have nurses in our home taking care of Brantley, monitoring how much he weighs, what he’s eating, his pulses, and just overall care,” said LuAnn Register.
Brantley was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, a birth defect that affects the blood flow through the heart. Olsen’s son has the same defect.
All month, people can donate $15 to gain entry into a closest-to-the-pin competition being held at PXG golf store in University City.
