The Mendel Alumni Association invites all Mendel men, alumni, family, friends, and supporters to take part in the 27th Annual Mendel Monarchs Fore-Ever Golf Outing on Friday, August 21, 2026, at Hickory Hills Country Club.

This annual outing is more than a day on the course. It is a chance to keep the Mendel spirit alive, reconnect with classmates, support the Alumni Association, and honor the people and memories that continue to make Mendel special.

Event Details

Mendel Monarchs Fore-Ever Golf Outing
Friday, August 21, 2026
Rainout Date: Monday, August 23, 2026
Hickory Hills Country Club
8201 West 95th Street
Hickory Hills, IL 60457

All Mendel family and friends are welcome.

Register for the Golf Outing

Golfers and guests can register online here:

Purchase Golf Outing Tickets

Sponsor a Hole

Even if you cannot attend the outing, you can still be a major player in this important fundraiser by sponsoring a hole with your own personalized message.

Hole sponsorships are $125 and may include a personal message, class tribute, business promotion, memorial, family greeting, or salute to fellow Monarchs. Past signs have honored classmates, coaches, family members, fallen heroes, businesses, and the enduring Mendel brotherhood.

Sponsor messages may be serious, funny, nostalgic, business-focused, or full Monarch glory. If it says “Go, You Men of Mendel,” it belongs on the course.

Sponsor a Hole

Submit Your Sign and Payment

Please submit your sign design and payment by Friday, August 7.

Checks may also be made payable to:

Mendel Alumni Association
c/o Mike Dreznes
233 East 13th Street
Unit 1803
Chicago, IL 60605

Questions?

Contact:

Mike Dreznes
(707) 344-5878
[email protected]

Bill Johnson
(708) 710-6823
[email protected]

Go, You Men of Mendel!

Thank you to everyone who continues to support the Mendel Alumni Association, the golf outing, the Veterans & First Responders Committee, the Mendel Hall of Fame, and our Senior Augustinians.

Proud to be a Mendel Man. Keeping the Mendel spirit alive. We will never forget our Mendel memories.