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AUBURN-OPELIKA, Ala. — Monday, May 18, 2026 join the Austin 1st Foundation for the 4th Annual Aces Fore Austin Charity Golf Scramble at the Lakes Course at Robert Trent Jones Grand National. In memory of Anthony and Lindsey Terling’s son Austin, who was born with a very rare genetic brain condition (UBA5 Gene Mutation). This event is more than just a day on the greens, it’s a mission-driven tournament that has donated $101,000 since 2023, with a dedication to raising awareness and research dollars to support families in Alabama and beyond affected by rare diseases.

“We are deeply honored by the outpouring of support from local, statewide and national communities. Aces Fore Austin is more than a golf tournament; it’s a way to carry Austin’s legacy forward and bring hope to families walking a rare disease journey we know firsthand. Thanks to our supporters, the third annual Aces donated $47,000 to advance critical research and support families affected by rare disease. This year, we aim to make an even greater impact,” said Lindsey and Anthony Terling, co-founders of the Austin 1st Foundation.

One in ten Americans suffer from a rare disease, including over 400,000 Alabamians, and 90% of the conditions are not treatable with FDA-approved measures.

Make a difference today by registering at austin1stfoundation.org. Not a golfer? You can still support the cause by becoming a sponsor to gain business visibility, donating a raffle or silent auction item valued at $75 or more, or contributing online.

Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the UAB Undiagnosed Diseases Program, the Children’s of Alabama Foundation, and the Oregon Health & Science University in partnership with the Raiden Science Foundation, which supports drug repurposing research for UBA5 Mutation Disease (Austin’s rare disease).

For more information, contact the Austin 1st Foundation at  austin1stfoundation@gmail.com.

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