Greensboro, Ga. (April 28, 2026) – The 19th annual
Southern Company Peach Bowl Challenge charity golf tournament was canceled earlier today due to inclement weather. The tournament, scheduled to be played at Reynolds Lake Oconee outside of Atlanta, was called after three holes of competition due to unplayable conditions following significant rainfall.
As a result, the $312,000 charity purse will be divided equally among the 26 current and former head coaches (Legends) who participated in the event, with each coach receiving $12,000 toward the charity of their choice.
| COACH |
CHARITY |
| Shane Beamer (South Carolina) |
Beamer Family Foundation |
| Mack Brown (Legend) |
MJ&M |
| Manny Diaz (Duke) |
Durham Public Schools Foundation |
| Dave Doeren (NC State) |
One Pack Empowered |
| Randy Edsall (Legend) |
Edsall Family Foundation |
| P.J. Fleck (Minnesota) |
Row the Boat Fleck Family Fund |
| Hugh Freeze (Legend) |
Freeze Family and Friends |
| Chan Gailey (Legend) |
Fellowship of Christian Athletes - Georgia Region |
| Jim Grobe (Legend) |
Fisher DeBerry Foundation |
| Paul Johnson (Legend) |
Paul and Susan Johnson Family Foundation |
| Brent Key (Georgia Tech) |
Key Family Foundation |
| Dan Lanning (Oregon) |
OHSU Foundation - Knight Cancer Institute |
| Rhett Lashlee (SMU) |
ED29 Foundation |
| Gus Malzahn (Legend) |
Malzahn Family Foundation |
| Urban Meyer (Legend) |
Urban and Shelley Meyer Family Foundation |
| Jeff Monken (Army) |
Jeff and Aubrey Beth Monken Family Foundation |
| Pat Narduzzi (Pitt) |
UPMC Children's Hospital Foundation |
| Mike Norvell (Florida State) |
Keep Climbing Family Foundation |
| Houston Nutt (Legend) |
Chickasaw Foundation |
| Ted Roof (Legend) |
Breakthru House |
| Scott Satterfield (Cincinnati) |
City Gospel Mission |
| Kirby Smart (Georgia) |
Kirby Smart Family Foundation |
| Steve Spurrier (Legend) |
HBC Foundation |
| Dabo Swinney (Clemson) |
All In Foundation |
| Tommy Tuberville (Legend) |
Tommy Tuberville Foundation |
| Kyle Whittingham (Michigan) |
Guadalupe Center |
"We really tried to get the full tournament in, but mother nature had other plans," said Peach Bowl, Inc. CEO and President Gary Stokan. "Even though the weather didn't cooperate this year, the event was still a success at the end of the day as we raised $312,000 for 26 different charities."
Since its creation in 2007, the event has now contributed a total of $10.3 million in scholarship and charity, helping make Peach Bowl, Inc. college football's most charitable bowl organization.
