Porsche Golf Cup National Final 2018
27/9/2018
On Monday 17 September, Porsche Centre Edinburgh attended the Porsche Golf Cup National Final at the award-winning Belfry Hotel and Resort.
Two guests from 40 Porsche Centres across the UK, who all qualified for the National Final, were playing for a chance to represent the UK in the World Final in Mallorca next year. Gary Easton and Liam Easton, who were representing Porsche Centre Edinburgh, played outstandingly and enjoyed their time at the Belfry.
Centre Principal, Paul Farrell, commented: "Congratulations to Gary and Liam who played fantastically throughout the day!"
Please call 0131 629 9179 or email Ana Garcia in our Marketing Department for more information or to find out how to get involved next year.
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