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Our annual Cape Town Golf Day took place yesterday, and once again, was a huge success, raising just under R88,000 for Sea Rescue operations.The players and sponsors enjoyed a perfect day for golf and the skies opened about 10 minutes after the last players had come in!Our sincere thanks to the Atlantic Beach Golf Club for their support, to Southern Power Products who were our Title Sponsor, to Simola Golf Estate in Knysna who sponsored the first golf prize and to all the players and sponsors who represented the following organisations: Absa, Adidas, Bytes Systems Integration, Cape Sidecar Adventures, Cattle Baron, CCS Logistics, Cellucity, Cummins Africa, Cummins South Africa, Dart Motors, DHL, Discovery, Graham Beck, Imperial Mitsubishi Paarden Eiland, Investec, Jeep Apparel, Lite Optec, MACS Maritime Carrier Shipping, Nedbank Private Wealth, Newmark Hotels, NoMu, Sea Harvest, Silver Bay Spur, SMD Telecommunications, TaylorMade, The Westin Cape Town, ZF Services.Southern Power Products 4-ball winners The 4-ball team of Southern Power Products were the winners - seen here with Dr Cleeve Robertson (NSRI CEO)Cummins Africa 4-ball who came second The Cummins Africa 4-ball team came second. Our Sea Rescue volunteer Alex Albert on the rightDHL 4-ball 3rd place The 4-ball team from DHL took 3rd place
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