The 300 Project · August 25, 2026
811 drives over 300 yards. $7,750 for ALS.
Twelve hours of swings at 7 Iron Moncton in my dad's honour, and a room full of people who showed up for him. Thank you.
Who hit them: Nico Seamans 400 · Thomas Reinders 160 · Joe Maynard 80 · everyone who stepped into the bay 171
Why this exists
This one was for Ed.
I lost my dad, Ed Reinders, to ALS. The 300 Project was my answer: one full day of doing the thing he loved most, for the people still fighting.
On August 25, my friends Nico Seamans and Joe Maynard and I spent twelve hours swinging drivers at 7 Iron Moncton. Alongside everyone who stepped into the bay with us, we hit 811 balls over 300 yards and raised $7,750 for ALS Canada and the ALS Society of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Read my story →Thank you
The people who made the day.
Thank you to the partners who gave their time, space, products and prizes to make the day happen.
And to every guest challenger, every donor, and every family who came out to 7 Iron or watched from home: thank you.
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