After being stuck in and out of the hospitals for the last few months, let's get this boy out on a golf course so he can get lost in the woods looking for his ball.

If you know Nate, you know he’s not one to sit still — even chemotherapy can’t slow him down. During his first round of treatment, while most people would be curled up on the couch, he was out hiking mountains and jumping into alpine lakes. Now, as treatment continues, he needs a new way to keep moving, stay sane, and let off some steam.

We're pooling funds to get him a new set of golf clubs — not just any clubs, but the kind that'll make his oncologist nervous when he says "Just a quick 18 holes". Golf is more than just a game for our boy. It's a way to stay active, keep his brain busy, and have an excuse to occasionally scream into the sky after a bad putt (aka talk therapy). Bonus perk if he gets to rub it in his friends' faces if he wins a round even in the middle of treatment.

So let’s chip in (pun fully intended) and get him on the course with some clubs that aren't bent from years of physical and verbal abuse. This way, he can't keep blaming his clubs for his 100+ rounds.

Any extra funds will go towards golf rounds of course and all those fun extra bills that come with popping in and out of the hospital regularly