Raising funds for charities supported by the Rotary Club of Swindon North registered charity No 1023031
The 27th annual Charity Golf Day organised jointly by the Rotary Clubs of Swindon North and Swindon Thamesdown is being held in aid of charities supported by the Rotary Club of Swindon North [registered charity No 1023031] on Wednesday 27th May 2020 at Ogbourne Downs Golf Club.It's an 18-hole Stableford Competition and entries are invited from teams of four
Shotgun start at 1pm
There are a minimum of 3 team prizes and 2 individual prizes to be won.
Ogbourne Downs GC will be closed for the exclusive use of the Competition during the event.
Play for the men from the Yellow Tees and for the ladies from the Red Tees. Stroke allowance of a full handicap with a maximum of 24 strokes for the men and 36 strokes for the ladies. Ladies will receive 2 courtesy strokes off the men's card.
The day ends with a dinner at 6pm and the presentation of prizes.
Ogbourne Downs Golf Course will be closed for the exclusive use of the Competition during the event.
Would you like to enter a team?
You are promised a most enjoyable and worthwhile day made even better in the knowledge that the proceeds will be going to charity.
The entry fee is £160 per team.
All applications will be treated on a first come, first served basis.
To enter, use the email contact link below (also for further information)
All proceeds will go to Rotary charities
You can also sponsor a tee for £20 and have your name (company or individual) on display to all the players for the day.
Use the link below to contact Rotarian David Collett
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