St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church held its Third Annual Golf Outing on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at Harbor Links Golf Course in Port Washington, New York. The event brought together parishioners, friends and supporters for a day of golf, fellowship and fun. Approximately 50 golfers of all skill levels competed in a scramble format on a beautiful fall day, with picture-perfect weather providing an ideal setting for friendly competition and camaraderie.
Throughout the day, golfers competed for team and individual awards in a variety of contests, including Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin. A 50/50 Ball Toss added another element of friendly competition while raising additional funds for St. Sarkis.
Following golf, participants were joined by family members and friends for a cocktail hour and dinner reception. Rev. Fr. Nareg Terterian, Pastor of St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church, welcomed the guests and opened the evening with a prayer. Dr. Annita Nerses, Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees, and Simon Bardizbanian, Esq., Chairman of the Golf Committee, thanked the golfers, sponsors, volunteers and organizing committee members for their support and spoke about the importance of events like the Golf Outing in bringing the St. Sarkis community together.
This year’s Event Sponsors were Bardizbanian & Associates, P.C., Hye Insurance Services, and Trolydia Engineering. The outing also received generous support from its beverage cart and lunch sponsors, tee-sign sponsors, donors and the many individuals and families who contributed to the event.
Now an anticipated annual tradition, the St. Sarkis Golf Outing has become much more than a day on the golf course. It is an opportunity for members and friends of the Church to come together in fellowship while supporting St. Sarkis and its mission.
The Golf Outing Committee and St. Sarkis Board of Trustees extend their sincere gratitude to everyone who participated, sponsored, donated or volunteered and helped make the 2026 St. Sarkis Golf Outing another memorable day for the St. Sarkis community.