Tampa’s Golfers Unite Takes Its Mission on the Road—and It’s Playing for More Than Birdies

If you’ve tuned into AM 820 on a Saturday morning, you’ve probably heard Jeff Stanislow’s easy cadence on Let’s Go Low, talking shop about golf the way Floridians do—unhurried, passionate, and with a genuine love for the game. Now, Stanislow is taking that same energy out of the studio and onto the open road.

Follow the journey or inquire about sponsorship at golfersunite.com/roadtrip

The Tampa-based golf media platform Golfers Unite has officially launched the Golfers Unite Road Trip, a sweeping, multi-state content tour designed to spotlight the best golf destinations across America while raising awareness and funds for AppreciateYourService.org—a nonprofit committed to honoring military veterans and first responders.

For a state that’s long been a magnet for golfers—from the retirees teeing off at sunrise in Sarasota to the snowbirds filling courses from Naples to Palm Beach—the idea of a platform championing the soul of the game feels right at home in Florida.

“This isn’t just a road trip—it’s a passion trip. Playing golf, building relationships, and helping our heroes.”
— Jeff Stanislow, Founder, Golfers Unite

Where golf meets gratitude

At each stop along the route, the Golfers Unite crew will weave AppreciateYourService.org into the fabric of the experience—hosting on-site activations, recording radio segments, and telling the stories of veterans and first responders who’ve found community and healing on the course.

It’s a pairing that makes a certain kind of sense. Golf, more than most sports, has always carried a reverence for tradition and mutual respect. It’s a game where you call penalties on yourself, where silence is a courtesy, and where a round with a stranger often turns into a lasting friendship. That culture, Stanislow believes, translates naturally into service and gratitude.

“We’re not just visiting courses—we’re bringing together golfers, brands, and communities to support our country’s heroes,” he said.

A platform brands want to tee up with

The Road Trip isn’t just a goodwill tour—it’s a fully built media and marketing vehicle. Sponsors who come aboard will get branded segments on the Let’s Go Low radio show, national exposure across digital and on-course activations, and the kind of authentic, cause-aligned storytelling that’s increasingly hard to find in a crowded media landscape.

Content from the journey—on-location interviews, video features, and spotlights on iconic and municipal courses alike—will flow across Golfers Unite’s growing network: GolfersUnite.com, Instagram and TikTok (@whengolfersunite), and GolfersUnite.com/radio.

With golf participation still riding a post-pandemic surge and the lifestyle side of the game growing faster than ever, the Road Trip gives brands a targeted lane into one of sport’s most engaged and affluent audiences—without sacrificing meaning for reach.

Florida roots, national reach

Golfers Unite may be a Tampa outfit, but its ambitions extend well beyond the Sunshine State. The platform is currently seeking corporate sponsors and brand partners, golf courses and destination hosts, and community organizations looking to get involved along the route.

For a Florida audience that knows better than most how much golf can mean to a community—weekends with friends, charity scrambles, junior clinics on sun-baked fairways—the Golfers Unite Road Trip is an easy one to root for.

“If you’re in the golf space, or if you believe in supporting our veterans and first responders,” Stanislow said, “this is something you want to be part of.”

Follow the journey or inquire about sponsorship at golfersunite.com/roadtrip  ·  Listen Saturdays at 8 AM on AM 820