Golf Tournament

It’s more than just a baseball game — it’s pure joy in motion.

The Miracle League of the Triangle began with the vision of two Cary residents, Robin Rose and Tony Withers. In 2004, after watching a TV special about the Miracle League — a national organization that gives children with special needs the opportunity to play baseball — they were inspired to bring that same joy to their own community. Together, they set out to build both the field and the nonprofit that would become The Miracle League of the Triangle.

The inaugural season launched in September 2006 with 106 players in grades K–12. Fast-forward to 2023: The Miracle League now operates three fully accessible, custom-designed fields and serves more than 600 athletes with special needs — ranging in age from 5 to 75 — each season.

Our continued growth is made possible by the generous support of our community through events like the Swinging for the Fences Golf Tournament. Golfers and sponsors alike can take pride in knowing they are making a meaningful difference in the lives of our players and their families.

“From the players to their parents and families to the MLT workers and volunteers. It is so refreshing and therapeutic to come to the games where you can’t help but feel the overwhelming sense of joy and happiness.” – Miracle League Coach Steve Kibler