The Warriors Freedom Cup
Honoring the Veterans of Two Allied Nations
U.S. veterans unite with the Royal Thai Military Veterans and special honored guests in support of the men and women who proudly served. The Inaugural Warriors Freedom Cup will be hosted in Bangkok, Thailand on March 20th, 2027 — a day that also marks the 194th year of America's longest treaty in Asia, the Treaty of Amity.
A tribute to the men and women who served
Join the Warriors Freedom Cup in celebrating the 194th anniversary of the Treaty of Amity between US and Thailand, the first diplomatic agreement between the United States and an Asian nation.
The Warriors Freedom Cup invites US veterans, diplomats, and friends to Thailand in honoring the sacrifices of all veterans. This joint charity golf tournament will harness the experiences of US and Thai veterans and friends to foster a sense of responsibility and appreciation for those who have served. All proceeds raised through this event will go directly towards supporting the needs of wounded warriors and their families.
The date carries its own significance: March 20 is the anniversary of the Treaty of Amity and Commerce — a 194-year U.S.–Thai relationship. Signed in 1833, it made Siam the first Asian nation to establish diplomatic relations with the United States, and it makes a fitting day for two nations to celebrate those who wore their uniforms.
Three Days in Bangkok
An opening evening honoring visiting U.S. veterans and their Thai hosts, with remarks from dignitaries of both nations.
U.S. veterans and the Royal Thai Military Veterans play side by side in mixed groups — drawn from every branch of both nations' armed services, alongside special honored guests.
A business-casual benefit dinner celebrating the Treaty of Amity and honoring the tournament's winners and heroes — proceeds support wounded warriors, scholarships, and family assistance.
