Porsche Golf Cup
28/6/2018
On Friday 14 June, Porsche Centre Aberdeen held a qualifying round of the Porsche Golf Cup at Newmachar Golf Club.
Guests were treated to a complimentary breakfast and were then able to make use of the driving range and practice green before teeing off. All 28 guests played 18 holes before returning to the club for a delicious meal and prize giving.
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 Newmachar Golf Club for hosting the day and everyone who attended.
Please call 01224 877778 or email info@porscheaberdeen.co.uk for more information.
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