Successful Charity Day for Ringway Captains

Ringway GC Captain Keith Spencer and Lady Captain Geraldine Senior and over 80 golfers defied some pretty wet weather to enjoy a great day supporting their two chosen charities.
Geraldine said: “There were 22 teams of four who took part in what was extremely challenging weather but the upbeat nature of the day, helped by several golf challenges organised by club professional James Salt – who dressed superbly for his ‘Beat the Pro’ challenge- ensured that a great day was had by all.
“The winning team with 84 points was Caunce O’Hara Insurance brokers and the evening event with a wonderful raffle and auction saw the day raise approximately £6,000 for our two chosen charities.
“Thanks also to General Manager Tracy Rawlinson and her team for their wonderful organisation of the day, to all of the sponsors and their donations for raffles and auction but especially to the attendees who battled round in the rain in the afternoon and to everyone who attended the evening event.
Keith added: “The money was raised from team entry, sponsorship of holes, Beat the Pro, Mulligans and a charity auction.
“My chosen charity is Prostate Cancer which is the biggest single killer of men in the UK today.
“Fourteen members of Ringway have it, including me and I urge all men over 50 to get tested.
“Geraldine’s charity is Manchester Mind a wonderful local charity supporting people with mental health issues in the community.


Pics: Top, a well dressed pro James Salt with Lady Captain’s team 2 Sponsors group, 3 Captain/Lady Captain (on the left of pic) group

Share This Post

More To Explore

Stricken clubs begin clear up

The recent floods on New Year’s Day caused huge damage in all areas of the River Mersey in Stockport and south Manchester including homes, businesses and sports facilities. It is believed that the River Mersey reached its highest levels ever and caused severe and devastating floods particularly affecting golf clubs

Read More »

Noosh ready for action at Wilmslow

Noosh Birch (pictured)has been a member of Wilmslow Golf Club for 42 years and she is looking forward to being Lady Captain for 2025. Noosh said: “I feel that our ladies section at Wilmslow is one of the best in Cheshire, we have presentations every week after competitions which are

Read More »

Boys Captain ready for another great year

Ringway Golf Club’s young star Cole Self is looking to enjoy another year of individual and team success as the 2025 Cheshire Boys Captain. Cole, aged 16, plays off +3 handicap and was proud to represent the full Cheshire Men’s and boys’ teams as well as England u16’s twice in

Read More »

Wilmslow bid a fond farewell to popular couple

Simon Ward and his wife Karen have been a great feature at The Wilmslow Golf Club for the past 15 years doing outstanding work in Clubhouse Management. They were given a great send off at the club, as they are moving to pastures new, in a special event enjoyed by

Read More »