First prize winners on 47 points, Gustav Kok and JP Lopes receive their prizes from Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager). Right: Second prize winners with 46 points, Jean Naude and Herman van der Walt receive their prizes from Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager) during the ceremony.
POLOKWANE – In support of the SPCA and other community charities, the first Polokwane Review Charity Golf Day was successfully held at the Polokwane Golf Club, with 128 players in 32 teams competing in the betterball stableford format.
Northern Media Group (NMG) branch manager Mario Janse van Rensburg expressed gratitude to the main sponsors, Westvaal Polokwane and Ricoh, for ensuring the success of the day.
He also thanked other key contributors, including EH Hassim Hardware, Excelsior Paints, Makro, Devil’s Peak, Lasher Tools, Ingco Tools, Jojo Tanks and Ga-Willie Roller Mills.
Hole sponsors included Westvaal, Lebowa Funerals, Meropa Casino and Ithuba Security, The Ranch Resort, First Technology, Theo Goosen Properties, Fusion Boutique Hotel, CRD, Toyota, Remax, Westvaal Trucks, Hollywood Bets, Bidfood and Ricoh.
Francio Goosen (Goosen Properties director) and Joline Bothma (NMG group editor) enjoy their time during the prize giving.
Third prize winners with 46 points, Johan Steyn and Piet Fourie receive their prizes from Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager).
Desiree Earle (manager of the Pro Shop at the Pietersburg Golf Club) receives her prize from Flying Pig.
Pieter Rischmüller (Afrikaans artist) performs live music for the crowd with his guitar.
NMG team RC Myburgh (newseditor) and Joline Bothma (group editor) print their signatures on the banner.
First prize winners on 47 points, Gustav Kok and JP Lopes receive their prizes from Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager). Right: Second prize winners with 46 points, Jean Naude and Herman van der Walt receive their prizes from Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager) during the ceremony.
Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager) makes announcements during the prize giving.
Player JP Lopes puts his signature on the banner during the prize giving.
Second prize winners with 46 points, Jean Naude and Herman van der Walt receive their prizes from Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager) during the ceremony.
On the course, Stefan Blount played nearest to the pin on hole eight, while Peter Adams claimed nearest to the pin for two on the ninth.
Shaun Mouton drove the longest on the 12th hole, Divan Minnaar excelled at Ricoh 18, and Herman Coetzer and Brayton Karassellos were recognised for playing the most golf.
The proceeds will also benefit Lucky Paws Rescue, Bethesda and Gae Ga Mahlako.
Mario Janse van Rensburg (NMG branch manager) announces the winners on stage alongside Johann Steyn, Westvaal dealer principal. Below: Johann Steyn handles the prize-giving.
Joline Bothma (NMG group editor) and Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager) showcase the greatest victory of all time – Springboks against All Blacks (10-43) framed photos during the auction.
Matthew Vilar (NMG proofreader) signs the banner.
Mario Janse van Rensburg (NMG branch manager) thanks the sponsors for the support of the golf day.
Guests and golf players enjoy refreshment and food by the bar.
Johan Steyn calls out the prize winners to come forth.
Joline Bothma (NMG group editor) and Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG sales and marketing manager) run the lucky draw for the prizes.
Mario and Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg (NMG branch manager) with Fred Hurter receive paint prizes during the prize giving ceremony.
Francio Goosen (Goosen Properties director) hosts the auction for the evening.
Players, joined by family and friends, rounded off the day with refreshments and meals at the bar while awaiting the evening’s prize-giving ceremony, hosted by NMG sales and marketing manager Sheralyn Janse van Rensburg, and an auction led by Francois Goosen.
Loads of prizes, courtesy of the sponsors, were up for grabs, ensuring a fitting close to a successful inaugural event.
