KZN Breeders Club Golf Day
There are R100 000 worth of prizes up for grabs, including a midweek break and some handy KZN Yearling Sale vouchers.
A very reasonable R500 per player includes entry fee, dinner, prizegiving, shirt, cap and goodie bag!
Limited four-ball and sponsorships are available.
Contact Candiese Marnewick on 083 789 1631 or email [email protected] – see more below!
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