Rotary Golf day tees up £4,900 for air ambulance
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What an event it proved to be, with a record £4,904 raised.
This brings the total raised for the charity from the golf events since they began in 2011 to £30,314.
Rotarian John Smith has organised the event since its inception and was delighted with the result.
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He said: “The financial success of the event hinges particularly on support given by businesses and individuals through sponsorship in various ways, ranging from raffle prizes, donations, hole sponsorship, halfway house
sponsorship, right up to main sponsorship.
“Market Rasen Rotary thanks all those who supported the event in any of these ways, as £3,350 of the total made came from this support and sponsorship.
"A raffle held on the day also contributed £675 to the funds.
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"Thanks also go to Market Rasen Golf Club for their co-operation and presenting the course in such a good condition despite the very dry conditions.”
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Hide AdThis year’s event attracted 28 teams from the length and breadth of the county, as well as some players from neighbouring counties.
John Smith said: “Teams registered in the Clubhouse before playing and thanks must go to Bob Pearce and Ian Riby of Market Rasen Golf Club for carrying out thisonerous and important task, as the golf handicapping system had changed since Rotary last held the competition in 2019 and was new territory to me.”
At the end of the day winners were presented with their prizes by Market Rasen Rotary President John Moore.
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Competition Results:
1. D Dawson, P Pearson, B Smith, G Tyler from Boston Golf Club with 103 points.
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Hide Ad2. K Eddington, J Ward, Sue Ward and Cindy Ireland from Woodhall Spa Golf Club with 95 points (50 points on the back 9 holes).
3. P Neville, G Page, JMetcalf and D Gray from Thonock Golf Club with 95 points (45 points on the back 9 holes).
Tony Kitching (Thonock) was nearest the pin on the 5th hole and Alan Hayes (Market Rasen) was nearest the pin on the 18th hole.