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University of Johannesburg golfers tee up brighter futures for students at Randpark Ridge charity tournament

Every drive and putt helped raise vital funds to support financially disadvantaged students.

The University of Johannesburg’s (UJ) annual golf day once again combined sport with philanthropy as golfers, sponsors, alumni, and business leaders gathered at Randpark Golf Club’s Firethorn Course to raise funds for financially disadvantaged students.

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The event, on July 16 and hosted by UJ’s sport division, has become one of the university’s flagship fundraising initiatives, with proceeds helping students overcome financial barriers to higher education. Players from across the university and corporate sector enjoyed a day of networking and friendly competition, while supporting a cause that extends well beyond the fairways.

Joseph Mutungwe, Lebo Daile, Ben Manuel, and Shiran Mahadeo. Photo: Waydon Jacobs

Held on the championship Firethorn Course, which has hosted the South African Open, the event attracted teams from across the university community, with sponsors backing individual holes and four-balls throughout the day.

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The fundraiser reflects UJ’s ongoing commitment to widening access to higher education by partnering with business and the broader community to invest in student success.

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Waydon Jacobs

Waydon Jacobs is community journalist who has written articles for the Northcliff Melville Times. He has covered various stories including sports, community, and schools.

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