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Dolphin Coast Warriors golf day raises funds for North Coast families

Sharks rugby players Zirk Meyer, Janco Purchase, Ross Braude and Kerron van Vuuren took part in the event as celebrity golfers.

The community turned out in support of the Dolphin Coast Warriors’ annual golf day fundraiser at Umhlali Country Club on Wednesday, July 29, held under the theme ‘Every Swing Feeds a Family’.

Dave Russell, René du Toit, Leon van Rensburg and Man van Niekerk.

Funds were raised through four-ball entries, corporate sponsorships and an auction featuring memorabilia, including Colin Montgomerie’s original caddie bibs from the 1998 and 1999 Million Dollar Golf Challenge. A week-long stay at Champagne Sports Resort was also auctioned, selling for R15 000.

Richard McBride, Schalk Spamer, Martin Vine and Randhir Singh.

Sharks rugby players Zirk Meyer, Janco Purchase, Ross Braude and Kerron van Vuuren took part in the event as celebrity golfers.

Zirk Meyer, Ross Braude, Kerron van Vuuren and Janco Purchase.

Duval Dorfling, Piet de Necker, Wayne Oberholzer and Max Badenhorst won the overall four-ball competition. Fiona Crago, Susie Conlan, Sue Ellis and Sharon Bower finished third overall and were the winning women’s four-ball.

Graham and Maryanne Allen with Helen and John Payne.

Sharon Bower won the longest drive on the 10th hole, while Eric Geldenhuys claimed the closest-to-the-pin prize on the 18th.

Sue Ellis, Sharon Bower, Fiona Cargo and Sue Conlan.

Every player received a prize.

The Dolphin Coast Warriors thanked the sponsors, Umhlali Country Club and all participants for supporting the fundraiser, which raises funds to assist families in need across the North Coast.


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