On August 16, Pat Mahomes Sr. hosted his first benefit golf tournament at Dub’s Dread Golf Club.
The event aimed to raise funds for Happy Hearts Working, B&M Ballers Little League, and the KCK Public Schools Foundation for Excellence.
Patrick Mahomes behind-the-back pass to Travis Kelce
The tournament, which offered a $10,000 prize for a hole-in-one, not only served a charitable cause but also became a reflection of the family’s evolving dynamics.
While Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes was missing from the event, his brother Jackson Mahomes was there to support their father.
Jackson, who has gained a following on social media, posted a photo of himself and his dad wearing matching volunteer shirts. Pat Sr. acknowledged Jackson‘s support in a heartfelt caption.
“Thanks Lo Jack for coming out to support and help with the golf tournament. Love you and had a blast,” he wrote.
A special event
This event held special meaning for Pat Sr., who is celebrating six months of sobriety after his third DWI arrest in February, just days before Patrick played in Super Bowl LVIII.
His journey to sobriety has been marked by challenges, but the support of his family, especially during this event, was evident.
The show of unity at the tournament stands out, especially following the speculation that arose when Patrick didn’t publicly acknowledge his father on Father’s Day. However, Patrick later posted a throwback photo of himself as a child with his dad, perhaps signaling that their bond remains strong despite the rumors.
While Patrick‘s absence was noted, Jackson Mahomes continues to make his own impact online. With a growing following on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, Jackson has been using his presence to promote family endeavors, including Patrick‘s businesses. Despite some criticism that he’s leveraging his brother’s fame, Jackson‘s efforts show a strong sense of family loyalty.