The team from Hyundai Somerset West. Pictured, from left, are Charles de Smidt, Armand Laubser, Wolf Kreft, and Joshua Kreft.
The Helderberg Hospice Golf Day was a huge success. After a two-year delay due to Covid-19, this annual fundraiser, could eventually be hosted this year on Friday February 25 at the Somerset West Golf Club.
The day was, according to information supplied by the hospice, a huge success with generous sponsors and prizes for the top ranking teams, but no-one went home without having won something.
One of the holes carried a prize of R50 000 for a hole-in-one, and although no-one managed to achieve that, a few players came excitingly close.
Player, Jeanette Williams did manage to achieve a hole-in-one, but on the “wrong” hole, and made a significant donation to Helderberg Hospice.
Helderberg Hospice CEO, Robert de Wet thanked all the sponsors and participants, whose generosity made such a difference to the service Helderberg Hospice is able to provide in the Helderberg Basin.
Additionally the Helderberg Hospice, expressed thanks and appreciation to Somerset West Golf Club and manager, Wouter Geldenhuys, for his entertaining and accomplished hosting skills.
People who attended the event, but left before the evening ended can collect their prizes from Helderberg Hospice, at 21 Old Stellenbosch Road, Somerset West, or contact Celèstine on 076 062 5855.
Hospice representatives can here be seen with the Hyundai Somerset West team at the 15th hole. Pictured, front from left, Karin Gordon, Leigh Wentzell and Lynn Judge. The players in the back from left, are Armand Laubser, Charles de Smidt, Wolf Kreft and Joshua Kreft.The Morkel de Villiers team pictured, from left, Wouter Joubert, Bennie Marx, Steven Wilsenach and Buks Harding.From left, Julian Weil, Chairman of Helderberg Hospice Board; with the winning team members, Tony Martin, in the centre; and Colin Baadjies, far right.Julian Weil, chairman of Helderberg Hospice board, pictured left, here congratulates and hands out prizes to the runners-up of the event. From left, are golfers Eschel Peterson, Abe Afica, Marco Viljoen and Isaac Bezuidenhout.Pictured, far right, Wouter Geldenhuys of Somerset West Golf Club, with hole-in-one achiever Jeanette Williams at the prize-giving, while Julian Weil, chairman of Helderberg Hospice board looks on.Julian Weil, chairman of Helderberg Hospice board with players, Mike Rose, Derrick Wagenfeld, Tony Payne and Jerome Gardener.Pictured, from left, are Julian Weil, chairman of Helderberg Hospice board with golf day participants, Jerome Hindley and Ralph Fransman.
