The SuperMun & Friends Charity Golf Tournament is hosted in loving memory by family & friends of Mandeep (Mun) Grewal (Nov 12, 1982 - Aug 20, 2018), who left us too soon. He was a beloved husband, father, son, brother & uncle. 

Mun will forever be remembered by his wife, young daughter, parents, sister, in-laws and a large close-knit family across North America and beyond.  We all have wonderful memories of his infectious laugh and thoughtful, caring mannerisms.  He was loved by all that knew him due to his personable nature and great sense of humour, and optimism.  He worked hard to rise in the ranks at his workplace and made a big impression with colleagues during his shortened career, and will be affectionately remembered as one of their best leaders.

This tournament remembers all the special people in our lives that we've lost over the years.  May their beautiful souls rest in peace.  Proceeds raised from this year's event will be donated to the University Hospital Foundation in support of the Mazankowski Alberta Heart Institute. All donations more than twenty dollars will generate a charitable receipt, so please donate generously to a great cause!

Our Cause

As the leading heart institute in Western Canada, the Maz has the best and brightest healthcare team to care for the most complex and chronic cardiac patients. Patients come to the Maz from not only Edmonton, but from all over northern Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, the Yukon and Northwest Territories. By volume, the Maz is the second largest life support program in North America, and its right in our back yard.

Thanks to your generosity & support, the SuperMun & Friends Charity Golf Tournament has raised more than $64,000 for Cardiac Research & Care in Alberta. Your support has allowed the physicians & researchers at the Maz to change to world and save countless lives. Strokes can now be treated in minutes on a world class Stroke Ambulance, patients can live full lives with a mechanical heart (VAD-Ventricular Assistant Device), and diagnosing even the most complex conditions is faster and more accurate thanks to home-grown innovative technology.