The 23rd annual, in loving memory of Ray Walsh
Ray Walsh Memorial Golf Tournament
Friday, November 5, 2027
Atascocita Golf Club
$165 a golfer, or $160 when you pay with Zelle or cash. Lunch, dinner, drinks, and a goody bag included. Proceeds fund cancer research and help Houston families facing cancer.
Can't make it? Donate instead.


Play in the 23rd Annual Tournament
Our biggest fundraiser of the year, played at Atascocita, where Ray golfed for more than 20 years. Bring a foursome or come on your own.
- $165per golfer
- $660team of four
Pay with Zelle or cash and save $5 a golfer.
Register to PlayBringing a team from work? An Eagle sponsorship includes registration for four plus two hole signs.
See You on the Course
Friday
November 5, 2027
23rd Annual Tournament
Atascocita Golf Club
20114 Pinehurst Dr., Atascocita, TX 77346
- 10 a.m.Check-in
- 11 a.m.Lunch
- NoonShotgun start
- After PlayDinner, awards, silent auction, and 50/50 raffle
Included: green fees, cart, lunch, dinner, unlimited drinks, contest holes, three mulligans, awards, and a goody bag.
Photos from Past Tournaments




























Put Your Name on a Hole
Sponsors get a sign on the course at the Ray Walsh Memorial Golf Tournament and a thank-you at the event and on this site. Sponsorships for the 2027 tournament are open now.


| Level | Par | Birdie | Eagle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hole Signs | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| Golfers Included | – | 1 | 4 |
| Sponsor |
- Eagle sponsors get a large sign on a contest hole plus a second hole sign, and a team of four golfers.
- Par sponsors can choose an “In memory of” sign, placed on a hole set aside to honor loved ones taken from us too soon.
- Zelle saves us fees: send the amount to tommyboywalsh@hotmail.com with your level and sign name in the memo. Paid by card? Call (281) 380-8548 with the name for your sign.
Thank You to Our 2025 Sponsors
- MehaffyWeber, P.C.
- Boardwalk Pipelines
- Bill & Karen Walsh
- Naquin Powerwashing LLC
- Mary Turner
- Hobson & Bradley
- Billy & Denise McManus
- Doris Kerr
- Jim & Kathy Gurzynski
- Franz & Monica Watzak
- Rita Goodrich
- Ray's Golfing Buddies
- Kurisko Family
- Texas Roadhouse
- Logan's Roadhouse
- Plucker's Wing Bar
- SeaWorld
- L'Auberge
- Gringo's
- In-N-Out Burger
- Berkeley Eye Center
- Fleet Feet
- Kendra Scott
- Houston Astros
- Alley Theatre
- Houston Aquarium
- Houston Zoo
- Raising Cane's
- Black Bear Diner
- The Gents Place
- Abuelos
- Italianos
- Dick's Sporting Goods
- Nice Winery
Can't Play? Give Today
Your gift funds cancer research at Houston Methodist and helps local families pay for treatment. The foundation is run entirely by volunteers.
Preferred: No Fees
Give with Zelle
Zelle is free, so every dollar reaches the foundation.
- Send to
- Ray Walsh Foundationtommyboywalsh@hotmail.com

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Or Give by Card or PayPal
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Where Your Money Goes
Cancer Research
Each year we make a large gift to the Ray Walsh Research Fund at Houston Methodist's cancer center, which funds research and clinical trials that give relapsed patients new options. We have also given to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center.
Help for Local Families
Houston hospital social workers refer patients who need help with treatment costs. We have helped patients from age 2 to 60, with many different diagnoses.
Christmas at Texas Children's
Every December we bring toys to children spending the holidays in treatment at Texas Children's Hospital.
More than $450,000 given since 2005 to M.D. Anderson, Houston Methodist, Texas Children's Hospital, and patients across the Houston area.

About Ray
All who knew Ray agree there are not enough people like him in this world.
Ray was an honest, happy, hard-working man who loved life and lived it to the fullest. He loved dancing with Fran, his wife of 38 years, and never missed a Little League practice, dance recital, or band performance for any of their eight children. After raising seven biological children, Ray and Fran opened their home to more than 25 foster children and adopted Fred, their first.
He was “Gappa” to 16 grandchildren, and he fought non-Hodgkin's lymphoma with courage so he could watch them grow up. Ray spent 37 years at Shell, mentoring younger colleagues along the way. He belonged to St. Mary's Catholic Church in Humble for over 20 years and played Atascocita Country Club, where we hold the tournament, for just as long. He taught all his children to golf, though even his left-handed sons play righty.
His family started the foundation in 2005 to keep his memory and legacy alive.