Trine University hosting annual KSB Golf Outing

March 30, 2026

Trine University is hosting the 10th Annual Ketner School of Business Golf Outing on April 24, with a shotgun start at 1 p.m.

This event is held each year to support sport management and golf management students through a day of golf and competitions on the course. It is put on by the senior Sport Management Capstone class and Tee it Up Trine.

On-course games include longest drive, closest to the pin, swing challenge and lax drive, which every golfer can compete in to win prizes. Registration for the event includes a box lunch and dinner. There also will be a silent auction and prizes for the top three teams.

Sponsorships begin at only $100 and include opportunities for local businesses to be represented in front of the Trine and Angola golfing communities. All proceeds from the KSB Open go to covering the costs for student opportunities including career fairs, networking events and class projects.

To sign up or learn more about the event, please visit advancement.trine.edu/register/2026KSBopen or contact Zander Atwood, assistant professor of sport management, at (260) 665-4694 or atwoodz@trine.edu.

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