2017 Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain qualifying round
28/6/2017
On Tuesday 6 June Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex hosted its annual Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain qualifying round for customers and guests at Goodwood Golf Club. The Downland course at Goodwood was designed in 1914 by James Braid, legendary golf architect, designer of Gleneagles and Carnoustie and five times winner of the Open Championship. It consists of fast-running fairways, undulating greens and dramatic changes of elevation in the downland valleys and hills which are both a treat and a challenge to true golf fans.
The day brought together Porsche owners and enthusiasts for a fantastic round of top-quality golf in a relaxed, friendly and picturesque environment. It also provided the opportunity to compete for a place in this year’s national final at the luxury five-star Lough Erne Resort, Enniskillen.
The award-winning Faldo Course will play host to the 2017 Porsche Golf National Final. Designed by Sir Nick Faldo, the six-time major championship winner, this course is characterised by link-style fairways, perfectly true greens and spectacular views of Lough Erne and Castle Hume Lough.
Congratulations to our winner Adam Pearce and runner up Jonathan Britton on their sterling performance and for qualifying for the national final. We wish you the best of luck and we trust you will have a fantastic time in Ireland.
Please call 01444 242 911 or email info@porschemidsussex.co.uk to find out more about our events.
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