Willie Thorne in charity golf day with Headway
Snooker legend Willie Thorne will be teeing up at Kilworth Springs Golf Club to support Headway, the charity to improve life after brain injury, and you could win a place alongside him in our competition.
Bored of your regular playing partners? Looking for some fresh banter on your way round? Well, here’s your chance! Snooker legend Willie Thorne will be helping Headway – the brain injury association celebrate its 30th anniversary in style when he tees off in the charity’s golf day in June.
Following a highly successful career in which he was a regular in the top 16 world rankings, Willie Thorne has gone on to establish himself as one of the nation’s most popular sporting personalities.
Now though, Willie is swapping his cue for golf clubs as he supports the charity golf day at Kilworth Springs Golf Club, South Leicestershire. Not only will golfers have the chance to meet Willie and maybe even play a round with him, but also they will get to experience the club’s championship course.
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Profits from the event will go towards helping the charity to improve life after brain injury. Peter McCabe, Chief Executive of Headway, said: “Events like this one are a great way in which our supporters can have fun while providing us with much-needed funds.
“We are delighted that Willie will be joining us and I’m sure he’ll help to make the day even more enjoyable for all. It will be a wonderful way for us to celebrate our 30th anniversary.”
The Headway 30th Anniversary Golf Day, featuring Willie Thorne, takes place at Kilworth Springs Golf Club on Thursday 18 June 2009.
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For more information on the event or to book your place, visit headway.org.uk or call 0115 924 0800. The cost of a four-ball is £340 with individual slots costing £85, subject to availability. All proceeds go towards helping Headway improve life after brain injury.
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