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Rothera Bray’s Annual Charity Golf Day 15th September

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We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting our annual Charity Golf Day, taking place on Thursday 15th September at Ramsdale Park Golf Centre.

Written by
Marie Walls, Business Development Director at Rothera Bray
Marie Walls
Business Development & Marketing Director

This year’s Golf Day will raise money for our charity of the year, Framework. Framework is a Nottingham-based charity which empowers people to become independent and achieve stable housing and health, social inclusion, and financial stability.

The day will consist of playing a 18-hole Texas Scramble competition in a 4-ball format on The Seely course, prize giving, and a raffle. All proceeds raised will be donated to Framework to support their Building Better Futures campaign.

The entry fee is £50 per person, this includes tournament entry, your round of golf, coffee and bacon rolls on arrival, a meal after your round and a donation to Framework.

If you would like to find out more about the event, please contact Marie Walls on 0115 865 8512 or m.walls@rotherabray.co.uk

We hope to see you there!

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