Ballito Open golf day raises more than R24 000 for Orphan Fund
Excellent golf emerged, often from the winning four-ball of Duval Dorfling, Patrique de Pierres, Wayne Heap and Aka Theocharopoulos who finished with 89 points.
A full field of golfers came out swinging in support of The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund, raising R24 586 at the 22nd annual Ballito Open golf day on December 28.
Sunny but windy conditions greeted the players at Umhlali Country Club, with scoring difficult to come by, particularly for those who teed off in the afternoon.
But some excellent golf still emerged, often from the winning four-ball of Duval Dorfling, Patrique de Pierres, Wayne Heap and Aka Theocharopoulos who finished with 89 points.
The chasing pack were not far behind, with many of the four-balls finishing in the 80s, all of whom took home a prize at the end.
Tony Matkovich took home the best prize of all however, a signed Sharks rugby jersey which he won in the raffle.
But the Orphan Fund and the 13 causes it supports remained the overwhelming winner on the day.
“Thank you Malcolm Mann and team for a wonderfully organised event and congratulations to all the winners. The Orphan Fund looks forward to your continued support in the years to come,” said fund co-ordinator, Charmaine Premlal.
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