VOL 27 ISSUE 37, September 21, 2026
Main caption: Boston Bruins players, coaching staff and alumni pose for a photo before hitting the course for the 23rd annual golf tournament on Sept. 9.
More than 250 golfers joined the Boston Bruins Foundation for their 23rd annual golf tournament on Sept. 9 at Pinehills Golf Club in Plymouth, Mass. Joined by Boston Bruins players, Bruins coaching staff, team leadership and alumni, golfers hit the course to raise money for the Bruins Foundation and the Boston Bruins Alumni Association.
The Boston Bruins Golf Tournament is one of the biggest fundraising events that the Boston Bruins Foundation hosts each year, with nearly $370,000 raised from the 2025 golf tournament. Every year, the tournament hosts approximately 50 foursomes, including Boston Bruins corporate partners, long-time supporters of the Boston Bruins Foundation, and other local New England organizations.
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Golfers were also joined by athletes from Special Olympics of Massachusetts, a longtime partner of the Boston Bruins Foundation, including John Dunleavy, Chase Hertog and Tyler Lagasse. Dunleavy has been an athlete with Special Olympics Massachusetts for more than a decade, participating in swimming and basketball, and also works for the Boston Bruins.
Above, at left: Bruins players Jeremy Swayman and Elias Lindholm pose with Special Olympics of Massachusetts athletes Chase Hertog, John Dunleavy and Tyler Lagasse. At right: Bruins player Sean Kuraly (left) and Boston Bruins Foundation President Bob Sweeney (right) pause for a photo along the course.
Hertog, alongside his father Steve Hertog, won a gold medal in Level 3 Unified Golf for Team Massachusetts at the 2026 Special Olympics National Games in Minnesota. Lagasse is a member of the Special Olympics Massachusetts Hall of Fame and represented Special Olympics USA in alpine skiing at the World Winter Games Turin in 2025.