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No mulligans needed for Round Table’s charity golf day

The game is on, with Ncandu 86 Round Table teeing off to make a positive contribution to the community.

On Saturday, January 27, the Round Table hosted its annual charity golf day.

Taking place at Newcastle Golf Club, the annual event is a popular fixture on Newcastle’s sporting calendar.

Saturday’s event was no different.

With golfing enthusiasts flocking to the golf course, the golf day is the ideal way to for Newcastillians to make a difference within town.

Byron Bjorseth from Ncandu 86 Round Table said the day was a resounding success.

Thanks to the participating golfers, Ncandu 86 Round Table will now be able to assist local charities in town.

Johan Delport, Louis du Plessis, Johan Jonker and Renier Terblance.

Leon and Robbie Nieman ready to enjoy the annual Ncandu 86 Round Table Golf Day.

Johan Jonker drives his ball down the fairways.

Renier Terblanche sends his ball soaring into the distance.

Leon Rothmann, Anthony Martens, Lukas Oosthuizen and Ebert Koorts.

Vinod Karsan with Byron Bjorseth from Ncandu 86 Round Table.

Dean Smook , Charlene Stucky and Byron Bjorseth.

Philip Solms , Eric Wright, Vernon Van der Merwe, Keith Van Aarde and James Mott.

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