Rotary Charity Golf Day
- Report on 2023 Event
This popular event took place at Maylands Golf Club on Friday 2nd June 2023.
Blessed with a lovely sunny afternoon and with thanks to all the planning and arrangements by Barry and his team, everything went well. Congratulations to the individual winners and the winning teams.
Shotgun Start at 12.30 p.m.
18 Holes Golf and Par 3 Competitions and other hole
prizes.
Great Individual and Team Prizes, 2 Course Meal, Raffle, etc
EVENING from 6.00 pm.........TWO COURSE MEAL with coffee and mints [NB casual
dress - no shorts!]
from 7:30pm..........PRIZE PRESENTATION
Plus............RAFFLE/TOMBOLA and AUCTION
COST for the day .......... £65.00 per person
Link to David Brenes Photography 2023 photos
https://www.davidbrenes.co.uk/golf-events/rotary-of-ingatestone-golf-day-at-maylands-2-6-23/
Our
thanks go to Renault Romford
This year's Hole-in-one Competition is kindly sponsored by Renault Romford.
Anyone getting a hole-in-one at the 9th hole,
playing off the white tees will win a car to the value of £20,000.
Main Sponsor
Our main sponsor again this year was M.W.Beer.
We are thrilled to welcome our main sponsor for
the eighth year. Martin Beer and his Dad, Mike, have given
generously over the 24 years that we have been running this Charity
day, and have also participated in the golf on many occasions.
The charities that we supported:-
and
More information is available on their website
Photos of some of the prizewinners:
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2023 winner Tom Hawes – Trevor Brooking |
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Winners Crondon Cordites: from left: Denis Lefort, Chris Wood, Rick Manlove & Eric Knowles |
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Winners [ runners-up ] Crondon Crunchers: |
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Sadly Barry Turner died on 12th February 2024 .
This event was entirely managed by Barry Turner - he had all the contacts for the large player base and particularly through his son, Phillip [ now in Dubai]. He also spent an inordinate amount of time in organising the event. Unfortunately, for the present, no member of our club is willing to make the committment, so the event is unlikely to be run again.
Over the 23 years, around £150,000 was raised for numerous charities and causes.
