Calling all golfers!!                  2003

Nominate your golf club and help Help The Aged  

Dear laterlife.com,

Over the last 14 years, Help the Aged Golden Charter Golf Championship 2003 has become one of the largest charity golf events in the UK, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds for the charity. Now Help the Aged is appealing to visitors to laterlife in the hope of making the Golf Golden Charter Golf Championship 2003 bigger and better than ever before.  

Entry couldn't be simpler – captains and secretaries choose which club medal from their 2003 tournament calendar they would like to nominate to participate in the Help the Aged Golden Charter Golf Championship. The tournament comprises of separate events for Men and Ladies; hence separate medals can be nominated.

Winners from the nominated club medals have a chance to qualify to play in a regional final at one of the finest courses in the country. The top two Ladies and the top two Men from each of the regional finals will contest the Grand Final on Thursday 23^rd October 2003, at The Belfry, now forever engraved in Ryder Cup history. Who knows, grand finalists could even find themselves reenacting Paul McGinley’s heroic match winning putt at the famous Brabazon 18^th hole! 

Registering is simple. You can enter your club by obtaining an entry pack from Help the Aged.  Telephone on 020 7924 1227, or check in National Club Golfer magazine or see the website www.helptheaged.org.uk. The closing date for club medal days is 30^th July 2003.

I do hope laterlife visitors will support the Help the Aged Golf Championship 2003 and nominate their local club – it really will make a difference.

Thank you in anticipation of your readers’ support.

Yours sincerely, 

Sam Torrance, MBE

Captain of the European Ryder Cup Team, 2002

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