Porsche Golf Cup at Minchinhampton Golf Club
19/7/2018
On Wednesday 11 July, Porsche Centre Tewkesbury was happy to host our round of the Porsche Golf Cup at Minchinhampton Golf Club. The weather was perfect for a round of golf and our customers enjoyed 18 holes on one of the resort's two championship courses.
30 Porsche owners arrived for breakfast and registration at Minchinhampton Golf Club, which will be home to The Open Qualifying Series Regional 2018-2022. Players competed to win first, second and third place plus Nearest the Pin, Nearest the Pin in 2 and a team prize for the best group score.
The Porsche model display included a Macan and Panamera for the guests to view and even size up their golf bag in the boot of the new models.
Please contact us on 01684 880 112 if you would like to find out more about participating in the Porsche Golf Cup next year.
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