More than 100 golfers donning their most colourful attire took to the green at Sanctuary Golf Resort for the highly-anticipated Camp Quality Golf Day on Friday, February 21. Twenty-seven four-person teams competed in the name of charity, many of which were representing generous local businesses. Community groups, including the Eaton Lions Club, were on-hand to ensure players remained hydrated and well-fed on what was a humid day on the course. Organisers also held a dinner and an auction, with local businesses pitching in to raise much-needed funds for the charity, which assists children and families going through cancer treatment. This year's Golf Day saw more than $40,000 raised, a significant increase on last year's total of $33,000. Now in its 16th year, Camp Quality Golf Day coordinator Brian Hovey said he had been overwhelmed by the generosity and support of local businesses and community members.
More than 100 golfers donning their most colourful attire took to the green at Sanctuary Golf Resort for the highly-anticipated Camp Quality Golf Day on Friday, February 21.
Twenty-seven four-person teams competed in the name of charity, many of which were representing generous local businesses.
Community groups, including the Eaton Lions Club, were on-hand to ensure players remained hydrated and well-fed on what was a humid day on the course.
Organisers also held a dinner and an auction, with local businesses pitching in to raise much-needed funds for the charity, which assists children and families going through cancer treatment.
This year's Golf Day saw more than $40,000 raised, a significant increase on last year's total of $33,000.
Now in its 16th year, Camp Quality Golf Day coordinator Brian Hovey said he had been overwhelmed by the generosity and support of local businesses and community members.
