Builth Wells annual charity golf day competition was a great success

Builth Wells annual charity golf day competition was a great success

The dry spell of weather put a challenging aspect to the 13th Annual Charity Golf Day Competition that Builth Wells Rotary hosted.

It was held on Friday, July 3, at Builth Wells Golf Club; with the kind co-operation of Simon Edwards, PGA Professional and manager.

The day attracted a record 37 teams of four, the majority were from Builth Wells, whilst the others were visiting from as far away as Cardiff and Pembrokeshire.

The aim of the day was to encourage the teams in a friendly competition for the prestige of winning an array of quality prizes and awards; whilst raising money for the nominated charities.

Some of the awards were quite diverse, i.e. ‘nearest the pin’, longest drive, and not forgetting ‘best dressed golfer’.

The charities supported are ‘Polio Plus’, which helps to eradicate polio throughout the world, and ‘Shelter Box’, providing a survival box able to sustain a family of 10 in disaster torn areas; also numerous local charities.

The success of the Day relies on sponsorship from local business’, the main sponsors were The Burger Manufacturing Co.Ltd., and Coyle Surfacing.

A major contributor was Builth Wells Garages, along with other local sponsors, who were all very generous again this year.

Much appreciated refreshments, including drinks and snacks, were provided by the Rotary at the '9th hole.’

Prize giving at the Clubhouse followed a stimulating and immensely enjoyable day.

The winning teams in the men's section were Rueben Edwards, Rueben Baker, Aiden Hilliard, and Lewis Witherston with 95 points and in the ladies section Jan McCorkindale, Fran Lewis, Enid Evans, and Janet Day with 89 points.

Thanks also to Builth Wells Rotary President, Richard Davies and all of the Rotarians who helped to support the day.

The Club is looking forward to next year’s event on July 2 2027.

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