The Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain 2018
13/7/2018
On Thursday 12 July, Porsche Centre Bournemouth hosted its annual qualifying round for the Porsche Golf Cup at Remedy Oak Golf Club. It was a stunning day for our 33 golfers who competed for a place in the National Final at The Belfry in September.
On arrival, our golfers were welcomed with a light breakfast and the opportunity to meet fellow Porsche owners and enthusiasts before making use of the practise facilities. The players then displayed skilled golfing in the beautiful surroundings followed by an evening meal and prize presentation in the clubhouse.
This year’s qualifying winners, Tony Beal and Phillip George, will represent Porsche Centre Bournemouth at the National Final.
Thank you to all the players, staff and Remedy Oak Golf Club for an enjoyable and memorable day. We wish Tony and Phillip the very best of luck in the National Final.
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