The 2023 End of Harvest Golf Classic took over Ayr Golf Club last Friday, December 15 where hundreds of golfers enjoyed a day on the green for a good cause.
Raising money for CORES (Community Owned Response to Eliminating Suicide), the event raised $29,600 towards their work in suicide prevention in the community.
“We are blown away and extremely grateful for your support for the 2023 End of Harvest Golf Classic,” organisers Kelsey and Ben said.
“Together we can and will make a difference to mental health awareness and suicide prevention.”
CORES Queensland Coordinator Ross Romeo said he was blown away with the generosity of the community.
“It’s such an impressive effort from the community, we’re so appreciative,” he said.
“Thanks so much to the organisers, volunteers, sponsors and players for their generosity, this is such a special community.”
Results
First Placed Team: Fore Play
Last Placed Team: Weapons of Grass Destruction
Mens nearest to Pin – Hole 3: Jono Lewis
Ladies nearest to Pin – Hole 3: Jayla
Mens nearest to Pin – Hole 15: Rough Shots
Ladies nearest to Pin – Hole 15: PNRELEC1
Mens Longest Drive – Hole 1: Callan Oar
Ladies Longest Drive – Hole 1: Kasey Parison
Mens Longest Drive – Hole 18: Rohan Mauro
Ladies Longest Drive – Hole 18: Angie Cursio
Emcee John Furnell, CORES Queensland Coordinator Ross Romeo and organisers Ben and Kelsey
First Placed Team Fore Play
Last Placed Team Weapons of Grass Destruction
Mens Longest Drive on Hole 1 Callan Oar
Ladies Longest Drive on Hole 18 Angie Cursio
Photo credit: Sam Gillespie