Springs business leaders trade suits for swings at Chamber Golf Day
Springs business leaders put aside suits and spreadsheets to swing golf clubs for charity at the Chamber of Commerce’s annual fundraising Golf Day, enjoying a fun day on the course.
Job Skosana focus on their shot. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
The Eastern Gauteng Chamber of Commerce and Industry hosted their much-anticipated annual fundraising golf day on October 17 at the Pollak Park Golf Club, where members swapped business suits for golf clubs.
Various business representatives from industries across Springs joined in on the fun, raising money by buying four balls and competing against each other.
The chamber’s general manager, Barbara-Ann Day, said, “We are fortunate that we have committed and helpful industrialists who support us every year.”
Although the weather was gloomy in the morning, the sky cleared, allowing the golfers to enjoy socialising.
“It is a great atmosphere and an opportunity for team building and networking. We are thankful to everyone who made this day a success,” Day added.
Adhir Domun takes aim on the greens during the Chamber Golf Day. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Romano Jonker, Dave Ronquest, Dewald Groenewald and Anton van der Linde. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Johannes Mtshali and Adhir Domun. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Martin Nhlapo focused on the ball. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Nkululeko Ntshangase, Erik Snyman, Jacque Oelofse and Tom Ntshangase. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Matthews Mogafe and Leo Mampuru enjoy themselves at the annual event. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Felicia Coetzer, Chris Pinkerton, Mzamo Zulu and Kobus Odeendaal. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Neville Pillay and Rick Peters were all smiles at the event. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
Anoop Nagessur and Denny Pillay enjoyed their day at the event. Photo: Buhle Matsoele
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