The Rotary Club of Seymour's Charity Golf Day went off with a bang, with over 60 golfers coming together for a cause.
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Seymour’s Rotary Charity Golf Day was teed up for success from the jump.
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On Sunday, February 2364 golfers came together at the Seymour Golf Club for a fun-filled day of practising their golfing skills, indulging in a complimentary barbecue and participating in thrilling raffles.
The day, however, wasn’t just an excuse for locals to get out their clubs on a bright, sunny day.
Brian Kibble, Josh Beattie, Coby Schultz and Damien Humphrey of Team Sore Sholders, winners of the men's fours competition.
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$5000 was raised by participants to go back into the local and broader community from the raffles drawn.
For the immense success of the day, a Rotary Club spokesperson said it wouldn’t have been possible without the generous donations of local and broader sponsors including Neil Beer Auto Group, Tyrepower, Brenmak Industries and StrathAyr.
“Rotarian Peter Holland and past president Catriona Jarman thanked the community and Rotary members for their enthusiastic support and work in making the day the success it was, explaining that all funds raised would go back to the local and broader community,” the spokesperson said.
“Seymour Golf Club captain Bill Mathews thanked the Rotary Club and all the volunteers who assisted with maintaining the course and facilities at the golf course to make the event the success it was.”
Winners of the mixed fours competition Craig Zotti, Luke Meredith, and Heidi and Mick Prorok of the team Brian's At Loud
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Team Sore Sholders, made up of Brian Kibble, Josh Beattie, Coby Schultz and Damien Humphrey took out the men’s fours competition, while team Brian’s At Loud, with Craig Zotti, Luke Meredith, and Heidi and Mick Prorok, triumphed in the mixed fours.
The Rotary Club of Seymour looks forward to welcoming golfers back next year for another charity golf day at the picturesque Seymour Golf Club.
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