How does R50k for a hole-in-one sound?
A R50 000 hole-in-one prize is up for grabs at the Boksburg SPCA 75th anniversary golf day at ERPM Golf Club on September 10.
Open to golfers of all levels, the day promises fantastic fun on the fairways, all while raising funds for the care and protection of animals in the Boksburg community.
The tournament kicks off with a shotgun start at 11:00 and entry is R3 000 per four-ball, which includes two golf carts, a full round of golf and a delicious dinner to round off the day.
Apart from the big hole-in-one prize there are many other great prizes and raffles for participants.
Hole sponsorships are available from just R2 000, offering businesses a valuable opportunity to promote their brand to a wide audience.
Businesses and individuals can also support the event by sponsoring prizes or making a donation toward the golf day.
With a fully booked field for the past three years, the Boksburg SPCA encourages teams to book early to avoid disappointment.
All proceeds from the day will go directly toward supporting the organisation's vital work in rescuing, sheltering, and rehoming animals in need.
Don't miss this chance to enjoy a day of golf while supporting an important cause and celebrating 75 years of dedicated animal welfare work.
To book your four-ball or get involved as a sponsor, contact Sue at [email protected]
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