Charity golf day 2018
13/9/2018
On Monday 10 September Porsche Centre Leeds were proud sponsors the annual ‘On Course’ Charity Golf Day.
On Course is a great organisation which uses golf to rehabilitate injured service personnel by providing both work and an opportunity to learn the game.
Played over a number of rounds, the winning team will play at this year’s Simpson Cup in New York, which is held at the end of September. Last year the event raised over £26,000 to support injured personnel.
This year Porsche Centre Leeds was represented by Michael Simms, James Simpson, Mark Buckley and veteran Greg Stevenson. Greg was injured while touring Afghanistan, losing both legs, but joined the team to play the full round of 18 holes.
The day was a fantastic success and over £18,000 was raised. The Porsche Centre Leeds team also came second overall.
Please contact a member of the team on info@porscheleeds.co.uk or 01133 890 600 for more information on how we can support any future events.
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