Welcome from our Title Sponsor - Honda Marine.When the first hail storm hit us in the early hours it seemed that our golf day would be cancelled but when I chatted to the team at Atlantic Beach Golf Estate and one of our players who lives there they all said it was a beautiful day so from then it was all systems go.The golfers were served coffee on arrival, sponsored by Coffee Capsules Direct which was a great start to a super day. All happy golfers and over R60 000 raised for Sea Rescue!Special thanks to our Title Sponsor, Honda Marine and the sponsors of our first golf prize, Simola Golf & Country Estate. Thanks also to the all the players, hole sponsors and prizes sponsors without whom this day would simply not happen : Absa, Afrox, Airports Company South Africa, Cape Sidecar Adventures, Cattle Baron, CCS Logistics, Cellucity, Chris Bird, Cummins, DHL, Investec, Japan Marine, Jeep Apparel, Kansai Plascon, Plasco Marketing, Marpro, Mitsubishi, Nedbank Private Wealth, Nomu, Pincus Matz Attorneys, Property Café, Robert Bosch, Rutherford Marine, Svitzer Salvage Africa, TaylorMade, The Publishing Partnership, Titan Marketing, Voltex, Windirect & ZF Services.'Thank you for another truly wonderful day. We really had a great time and we will definitely be back for more. Having to putt on a hail strewn 7th green is making for a great story to tell around the office. Needless to say I get no sympathy,' said Tim Bellairs of Nedbank Private Wealth.
The ACSA watering hole at the 5th
Rowan and Megan from the Coffee Capsules Direct team.
Titan Marketing 4 ball with NSRI CEO Cleeve Robertson - Adrian Strydom, Hardy Jacobs, Bruce Drummond & James Clow.
Longest Drive on the 1st hole - Dieter Nel.
Nearest to the Pin on the 5th - Gerhard Nel.
Nearest to the Pin on the 12th - Mike Hagan.
2nd place went to Cummins.
The winners with Cleeve Robertson, Mike Hagan, Jurgen Smith, Allen Usher & Chris Bird.
Winner of the 1st raffle prize, sponsored by Cape Sidecar Adventures, Chris Bird.
Tim Bellairs receives his raffle prize.
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