Jonathan Davies to head up Wales Rugby League golf day for charity
Wales dual code rugby legend Jonathan Davies OBE is to head up a charity golf day at the Celtic Manor Resort in Newport on Wednesday 26th September,
to raise money for Help4Heroes, the Wooden Spoon, the childrenâs charity of rugby and grassroots rugby league in Wales.
Itâs the brainchild of former England rugby union captain Richard Greenwood OBE, who now resides in North Wales and is a director of Wales Rugby League.
Greenwood says that he is âcalling on all rugby legends, whether from league, union, or that magnificent band of cross-coders, who did so much to light up both forms of the gameâ to join Jiffy and himself in September.”
Davies, one of the all-time greats, who won nine Wales RL caps and 10 for Great Britain, in addition to playing for Wales RU 37 times, will lead a band of superstars and sponsors in 22 teams on the Roman Road Course at Celtic Manor.
Those 22 teams of three male or female golfers will be joined by 22 Legends of rugby to compete for bragging rights on the course.
The format will be Four Ball Better Ball Stableford off full handicap, with two scores to count on each hole and the golf will be followed by a Gala Dinner in Celtic Manorâs Augusta Suite.
To enter this fantastic occasion and to play golf with the stars, please email paul.chambers@walesrugbyleague.co.uk or jrhgreenwood@btinternet.com.
Application packs can be downloaded here.
COST PER TEAM OF 3 PLAYERS PLUS A LEGEND (TOTAL 4) – ÂŁ450.00, PLUS VAT TO INCLUDE:
- Green Fees and 2 buggies per team
- Tea, coffee and breakfast rolls.
- 3 course Gala Dinner.
- Full range of prizes plus longest drive and nearest the pin.
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