Porsche Golf Cup Qualifying Round at Goodwood
24/6/2019
On Tuesday 18 June, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex hosted 30 guests at Golf at Goodwood - The Downs course, for their annual Porsche Golf Cup qualifying round.
Each Porsche Centre holds a qualifying round for the Porsche Golf Cup, with the two top scoring players progressing to the National Final – this year being held at St. Andrew’s. At the National Final, the top two Porsche Centre pairs will qualify to represent Porsche Cars Great Britain in the 2020 Porsche Golf Cup World Final, in Mallorca.
As mentioned, the Qualifying Round for Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex took place at Golf at Goodwood, on The Downs Course. Guests played in groups of three, across the 18 holes in the Stableford Competition, with a team competition being run concurrently. There was also an additional charity competiton, Beat the Pro, which was played at the eighth hole and raised £320 for Chestnut Tree House.
When the golf came to an end, guests were invited into The Kennels to enjoy a two-course lunch, with a prize giving presentation afterwards.
Congratulations to Adam Palmer and Deen Lasoye, who have qualified for the National Final and thank you to everyone who attended for making it a huge success.
Please contact Hannah Banks on 01444 242 911 or email hannah.banks@porschemidsussex.co.uk for more information on the Porsche Golf Cup and other events at Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex.
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