Charity golf day raises £9,000 for youth project
One of the teams at an annual charity golf day. Pictures: Kevin Abbs - Credit: Archant
An award-winning youth project is £9000 better off, thanks to an annual charity golf day.
One of the teams at an annual charity golf day. Pictures: Kevin Abbs - Credit: Archant
The event at Royal Cromer Golf Club was organised by Holt Youth Project.
It included an inspiring talk from project manager and founder Julie Alford.
Prizes were presented by two sisters, aged six and nine, who are part of the Young Carers.
Spokesman Kevin Abbs, on behalf of the project and North Norfolk Rotary Club, said: "Thanks to the management, professional shop and catering team for the superb services offered, alongside the volunteers that help make the day a success.
"The event was held with a full team complement of 96 players and complete hole sponsorship, thanks to business support. Special mention to Norfolk Homes, our main sponsor.
"The winning team was captained by JMS' Jason Sheridan with a score of 99, second was Ryan Carter's team with 96, and Lee Patterson's was third with 95."
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