Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain 2021
18/6/2021
On Thursday 10 June, Porsche Centre Colchester held their qualifying round of the Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain at the https://www.ipswichgolfclub.com/ Ipswich Golf Club.
Guests played 18 holes in sunny weather, allowing golfers to make the most of the fantastic fairways and greens on course. On returning to the clubhouse, guests enjoyed much needed drinks and a delicious meal. Sales Manager, David Gray, 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 Ipswich Golf Club and its members for hosting the day and making us so very welcome.
Please contact Patsy Marshall by email at patsy.marshall@porschecolchester.co.uk if you would be interested in joining us for Porsche Golf Cup Great Britain 2022.
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