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AMP team wins charity golf competition
Around 60 golfers attended this year’s Super Review Charity Golf Day held at Sydney’s Roseville Golf Course in aid of .
The format was four-ball best ball, with some highly competitive scores making for a tight finish both in the individual and team events.
The winners on the day were:
Brian Delaney.
Carmen Watts.
AMP — Greg Healey, Nigel Ampherlan, Brian Delaney, Warwick Hodge.
Brian Delaney.
Ros Lyon.
Stephen O’Brien.
Our congratulations to all the winners and our thanks to all participants, particularly our sponsors: , MFS, , Aberdeen and Pillar.
AUTHOR
Mike Taylor
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