Charity, Golf

Mediclinic Newcastle hosts Charity Golf Day

The atmosphere was charged with excitement, as approximately an impressive, 108 golfers took to the Newcastle Golf Club’s fairways on Saturday, June 8.

Mediclinic Newcastle held its Charity Golf Day. An initiative which will see the hospital making a positive contribution to the Newcastle community.

With ideal weather conditions, coupled with an array of water tables ensuring golfers’ spirits were high, a day to socialise while participating in charity, the Mediclinic Newcastle Charity Golf Day was a resounding success.

Basie van Heerden teeing off at the Mediclinic Newcastle Charity Golf Day.

“We would like to thank all the participants and sponsors for making the day possible, it was truly successful,” says Mathys Bornman of Mediclinic Newcastle.

Manie Mostert with Chey and Justin Hunter and Basie van Heerden.

Chey Hunter won the Longest Drive for the lady’s division. The Longest drive in the men’s category goes to Craig Perderson.

The nearest to the pin award in the lady’s division went to Lynette Lotriet, while the nearest to the pin title went to Mr C. Khanyile.

Justin and Chey Hunter won the overall day.

Congratulations to the winners of the day.

The Magenta Security team ready to quench golfers’ thirst.

Colin McClure, Gert Lindeque, Kevin Hobden and Jacques Swartz.

Kevin Hobden sends his ball soaring down the fairway.

Gert Lindeque watches as his ball goes the distance.

The Fliber team at the ready at their water table.

The DBM Law team is ready to object to any thirsty golfers.

Tony Sharp, Jeff Fenton, Shane Noble and Greg Seagar.

Tony Sharp sets his sights on the end game.

Danny Rautenbach and Willie Ashton of The Pro Shop.

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