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HomeSportBig bucks at golf day

Big bucks at golf day

GOLFERS flocked to support the annual John Piercy Memorial golf day at Tewantin Noosa golf club last week, with Mother Nature turning on the perfect weather for a round of golf.
All in the name of charity, the golf day has been marked a huge success once again with over $25,000 raised for local kids in need.
The memorial golf day on 19 September saw almost 40 teams take to the green in support of local kids and a number of local businesses chipped in with raffle prizes and donations.
Event organiser Glenn “Puck” Puckeridge said the day was perfect, with great weather only helping to make the day a success.
The event, now in its eighth year, has raised more than $240,000 for local charities and children in need which is donated to organisations and charities through Smile For A Child.
This year, five lots of $5000 will be donated to local organisations who have asked for help in providing services to sick children and the community.
Smile For A Child is the initiative of six clubs in the Noosa area; Sunshine Beach SLSC, Noosa Heads Surf Club, Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club, Tewantin Noosa RSL, Tewantin Noosa Golf Club and Cooroy RSL in partnership with Clubs QLD.
The winners of the Smile for a Child John Piercy Memorial Golf Day Art Union:
1st Jonno Reynolds, Noosa QLD
2nd Vic Huzyliak, NSW
3rd Melanie Hart, VIC
4th Tom Hodge, Brisbane QLD
Breakout Box:
Thank you to sponsors
The organisers of the 2014 John Piercy memorial golf day event would like to thank all those wonderful sponsors and volunteers who helped to make the event possible and raise what is expected to be near $28,000.
Noosa Jazz Festival, Tony Haack Sharp Sunshine Coast, the Piercy family, ZRG Golf Pty Ltd, Lion, Sheraton Noosa Resort and Spa, Pacific Ford Group, Zachary’s Pizza Restaurant, My Noosa Today, Hotel Laguna, Tewantin Noosa Golf Club, Tewantin Noosa Tuesday Club, Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club, Cooroy RSL, Tewantin Noosa RSL Club, Sunshine Beach SLSC, The Surf Club Noosa Heads, Noosa District Rugby Union, Diagio, Boathouse Restaurant, Bally Technology, North Coast Benches, Gaston Restaurant, Maisies Seafood and Steakhouse, Berardos on the Beach, Jetts Gym, Little Humid Restaurant, Carlton United Breweries, ALM Club Partners, John Madill Toyota, Midson Constructions, Yalumba Wines, John Bruff Painting, Ocean Breeze, Cooroy Golf Club, Concrete Connections, QLD Bookkeeping, Club Super, Tourism Noosa, the Cawley family, Options Eye Care, Wasabi Restaurant, Bistro C, Dolphin Plastics, National Australia Bank, Red Emperor, Les Spratt Builder, Marble Bar Bistro, Storm Dry, Schweppes, Legends Restaurant, Dryzone, Konami Gaming, Noosa Wholesalers, Great Eastern Motor Inn, Embassy XO, Brick N Pave, Bar Sushi, Rickys Restaurant, Ainsworth Gaming Technology, Brown Foreman, INT Gaming Technology, Hang Loosa Property Noosa.
The club also thanked Tamara, Aimee and staff of all the clubs involved that sold tickets in the raffles. Thanks are due also to the Members of the Tewantin Noosa Golf Club that donated the use of their motorised carts to help us curb costs of the golf day. The committee and staff of the Tewantin Noosa Golf Club are also thanked for the passion they showed toward this event administration, Greens Course, Golf Professionals, bar and restaurant.

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