Jeff Maneth Memorial Open

A day of golf. A legacy of leadership. A cause that gives back.

August 17, 2026 | Pleasant Valley Country Club | Little Rock, Arkansas


Organized by the eMerging Leaders Committee, the Jeff Maneth Memorial Open is an annual golf tournament benefiting a local charity. All proceeds from the event go directly toward supporting organizations that make a difference in Arkansas communities.

It’s a day filled with friendly competition, meaningful networking, and giving back.

Registration is now OPEN!

The 2026 Jeff Maneth Memorial Open is now open for registration, taking place on Monday, August 17 at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock.

Formerly known as the Trusted Choice Open, this annual tournament begins a new chapter as we honor the legacy of Past President Jeff Maneth.

This event brings our industry together in support of the Jeff Maneth Memorial Scholarship Fund, which provides scholarship assistance to students pursuing degrees in insurance, risk management, or business.

Whether you’re looking to network with fellow insurance professionals, enjoy a day on one of Arkansas’s premier golf courses, or support a meaningful cause, we hope you’ll join us. 

Tournament Schedule

Here’s what your day at the 2026 Jeff Maneth Memorial Open will include:

10:00 AM – Registration Opens

10:45 AM – Food Truck Lunch by Tacos Godoy

12:00 PM – Shotgun Start

5:00 PM – Dinner featuring Adams Catfish & Catering


Throughout the day, golfers can enjoy contests, prizes, and additional opportunities to support the scholarship fund. We’re also planning a special opportunity to have Carter Maneth, Jeff’s son and a First Team All-Conference USA golfer at Middle Tennessee State University, tee off on your behalf.

We look forward to seeing you on the course for a day of great golf, great food, and giving back.

Pricing:

We look forward to seeing you on the course for a day of great golf, great food, and giving back.

Register today and reserve your team!


Alyssa Clinkscales
Director of Membership Development