Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain 2018
05/7/2018
On Wednesday 4 July, Porsche Centre Cambridge held their qualifying round of the Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain at the Saffron Walden Golf Club.
Before teeing off, guests were able to browse a display of items from Porsche Driver’s Selection and make use of the driving range and practice greens. All 40 guests played 18 holes in record-breaking temperatures which created some very fast greens. On returning to the clubhouse, guests enjoyed much needed drinks and a delicious buffet. Centre Principal, Dan Jones then hosted the prize-giving ceremony.
Guests were competing for a place at this year’s National Final at the award-winning Belfry Hotel and Resort. Surrounded by over 550 acres of stunning countryside, The Belfry is four-time host to the Ryder Cup and steeped in tournament history.
The day was a fantastic opportunity for Porsche owners to come together and enjoy a round of golf with like-minded people. We would like to thank Saffron Walden Golf Club for hosting the day and everyone who attended.
Please contact Kim Stewart on 01223 872872 or email kim.stewart@porschecambridge.co.uk if you would be interested in joining us for Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain 2019.
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