Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeSportGolf enthusiasts to tee off for charity

Golf enthusiasts to tee off for charity

Noosa Springs Golf Resort will play host to the inaugural Katie Rose Cottage Hospice Charity Golf Day on Sunday October 11 with all proceeds supporting the local community Hospice.

The aim is to attract golfers, those keen to play and support Noosa’s local Hospice at the same time.

The day will begin with a shotgun start at 8am. Lock the date in and prepare for a fun day whilst raising money for a wonderful local charity.

“We have a fantastic resource here in Noosa Springs with our golf course so we thought why not use it and have some fun whilst supporting our local Hospice,” Noosa Springs resident and Chairman of the Charity Golf Day Committee, Simon Gamble said.

“Katie Rose Cottage Hospice is a very special place where some much-loved members of the Noosa Springs Community have spent their last days.

“This is a great opportunity for local business to network, promote their business, relax and enjoy and at the same time support this much-loved community Hospice.

”Katie Rose Hospice Chairperson, Carol Raye said, “Katie Rose Cottage Hospice is a genuine Community Organisation, an accredited, not for profit, palliative care facility offering professional care, at no cost, for those in our community facing a terminal illness.”

“We are dependent on the support of monies raised from events such as this in the community and look forward to a successful day.

“100 per cent of funds raised from this event will go towards the fit out of our proposed fourth room, due for completion in early 2021.”

The day will be full of fun and on course activities with lots of prizes to win.

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Local authors feathered fantasy

Magic can be found right here on the Sunshine Coast - just ask local children’s author Jayne McIntyre, who has secured a three-book deal...
More News

New law puts GPS trackers on bailed youth

The state government says it is delivering on its election promise to make the Sunshine Coast safer with the implementation of a new law...

The riddle of Walshpool Gully

A family friendly children’s show coming to The J in March on Thursday 26 March 11.00am, Friday 27 March 26 6pm. Combining old-fashioned storytelling with...

Pomona crossing designs underway

The state government this week announced design work was underway on safety upgrades for Pomona, including new pedestrian crossings, raised township entry treatments and...

Call for more beach mats

Calls are growing for expanded accessible beach infrastructure across Noosa, with inclusion advocate Lucia Neely urging authorities to roll out disability access mats at...

Leading the way for inclusion

On any given patrol at Noosa Main Beach, you’ll find volunteers watching the water, scanning the horizon and keeping beachgoers safe. Among them is...

Thanks from family

The family of six-year-old Tessa has thanked the Noosa and Sunshine Coast community for continuing to raise urgent funds to help her. So far, more...

Tewantin’s Walking School Bus

Every Tuesday morning during school term, something quite special happens in Tewantin. For more than four years, the Tewantin–Noosa Lions Club has been running its...

Ted loses deputy leadership

Sunshine Coast MP Ted O’Brien has lost his position as Deputy Leader of the Opposition in a party room spill. The upheaval saw Angus Taylor...

Tailormade Travel Takes Off:

Why Customised Journeys with Inspiring Vacations Are the Smart Choice for Today’s Explorers In a world where travel dreams come in every shape and style,...

Daring to talk about incest

A powerful event addressing one of Australia’s most confronting, hidden, and under-reported issues: incest is happening in Noosa and everyone is invited to attend. At...